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Someone Drove Nails in My Playfield

By oldschoolbob

9 years ago



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#8 9 years ago
Quoted from Shannyman:

From my understanding they were put there to keep the plastics from warping from heat of bulbs. This came from a guy who has been repairing pinballs for over 25 years not me. Ive always reused them when doing playfields.
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That would scratch the heck out of the plastic, around slings I could see. Some places it is so balls do not get stuck behind the rubber.

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