Im just curious if anyone has had a bad experience with storing a new playfield long term? Are there certain "don't do's"? Is it safe storing them standing up? Is it bad to store multiple playfields (even wrapped in cardboard) on top of each other? Im just paranoid of warping over long periods of time and am looking for suggestions.
Thanks!
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Lol .. stupid cut and paste (part of my Christmas list.) FIXED. 
So with a google search, here is the answer it appears. https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/playfield-storage
Why not cut some rails and secure them to the underside of the playfield? That way the board is braced and then they can be hung on the wall. You can even add christmas lights for a fancy display.
Or screw them to the ceiling joists in your basement.
(not my pics, but you get the idea)
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