I recently made my first attempt at spatter on a dartboard cabinet. Used black rustoleum spray paint and just sprayed some right into the cap. Then I took an old toothbrush, dipped it in the paint, and ran my (gloved) thumb through the bristles. The spatter laid very flat with no bumps and I think it turned out pretty decent-good enough for my basement at least.

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Thanks, I wanted it to match the pinball machines, so I picked a game I thought had a good theme for darts and printed a vinyl “backglass”. I hope I didn’t violate any copyright laws, I'm not up on that sort of stuff.

Thanks, I don’t want to hijack this spatter thread, just wanted to share my results with spray paint and a toothbrush. I’ll start a new post for the dartboard after work. Oh, and the cabinet is from the dartboard, not a pinball machine.

The cabinet looks good ekm! Looks like you had good luck with the light pressure method. I was afraid to try it for fear of accidentally pushing too hard and spraying the whole side black.

That Suspense looks like a fun and unique game with the way the flippers and roulette wheel are set up. Hope you get it playing again soon.