Star Trek: The Next Generation
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Quoted from pcprogrammer:I am finally going to do that tieback fix on sttng.
No need to put a new wire or solder anything. Read this write up my friend made here for tie back fix.
http://www.pinballrevolution.com/threads/13-sttng-tie-back-mod-best-way.3954/
Install a set of metal cab protectors like this
https://www.pinballlife.com/metal-cabinet-protectors-set-of-4.html
535-0599-00 (resized).jpgQuoted from pzy:Don't those require screwing into the cabinet? I'd rather avoid that. Just something to keep the metal legs from digging into/rubbing against the cabinet art, my first instinct is soft felt.
It does but also ensures that the legs never make contact with the cabinet or dig into it from sliding around/nudging. Pinball Life carries felt leg protectors here but I don't have any experience with them.
https://www.pinballlife.com/felt-cabinet-protectors-set-of-4.html
Quoted from pfinny:For another $ 5.00 just get the pinguards.
If your cab is original screen artwork you might be ok with pinguards. The main advantage of pinguards is it helps hide any existing wear or damage. However if your cab has been redone with decals I would not recommend these because it will damage and wrinkle them. These metal pincab protectors are the way to go and you can see HEP uses them in all his restores even on an EM like Grand Prix.
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