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Quoted from dr_nybble:70s Williams door, was pretty scratched up before
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This is from a Williams Space Mission. It looks very similar to yours. At some point I started to think of the little scratches as character.
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Quoted from dr_nybble:Wow the inside of your door looks pristine. Did you replate the parts or zinc paint them? My coin door internals have lots of plating loss.
I disassembled everything, removed the rust, tumbled and then painted.
Quoted from mof:Ok I'll play...
This was my first ever FULL tear down, with no re-paint. Just an attempt to de-rust, clean, flatten, and re-grain. I did "good enough!"
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/resto-space-odyssey-mof-20190630
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That door deserves a repainted cabinet.
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