Didn’t Philly76 say he is having trouble with a Shuffle Inn? That’s a solid state game of the Williams system 11 variety.

Clean the roll over switches by polishing them with metal polish. Avoid filing them or using sandpaper. You might want to slide the alley out and flip it upside down for easy access. If you are fortunate enough to have the height you could flip the machine straight up in the air onto its back and pull up a chair and work comfortably. Make sure all of the fish paper insulators are intact.

Pinball Resource
http://www.pbresource.com/BowlShuf.html

OK, Try Suzo Happ

https://na.suzohapp.com/products/darts_and_foosball/260001

That board near the rebound rubber isn’t anything special. Those divots in the playfield won’t likely affect gameplay.
That playfield is seriously beat. Wow.

I take roofing rubber and roll it into a “hose” and staple it alongside each pin allowing the portion under the pin to remain slightly bulged roughly like a collapsed hose. I use a pneumatic stapler with 1/2” long staples
I hope this makes sense. The air gap made by the rolled rubber works very well to cushion the pin. Not super pretty but super effective. I’ve tried a few types of foam but the pins have a nasty habit of slicing through the foam like a knife.

Here ya go. I stapled them in the middle, not the sides. Now the pins land quiet and not with that “crack” that eventually breaks them.

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