Some before pics, except for the last pic:
http://imgur.com/a/GLmmH#0

After pics:
http://imgur.com/a/2iJtF#0

Over the past couple of weeks I mostly stripped down the T2 and did a fairly thorough shop job on it. I busted out the treasure cove polish kit I have sitting around and went to work on it. The playfield wasn't in terrible shape as it is but it looks a whole lot better. All rubbers/posts were replaced except for the yellow sleeve. The balls were replaced as well. Cabinet vacuumed out. Under apron area cleaned up as well. All ramps were cleaned up. I don't have metal polishing chemicals so simple green/elbow grease was utilized.

I only have these 2 pictures on me at the moment, but I will add more.

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I think so, I'll be able to do at least a dozen machines with it. The convenience and time savings in regards to not needing to order each piece individually is enough for me too. Plus the instructions they provide via DVD is pretty nice too. I did have to buy a new high speed corded drill for this though.

Rebuilding the flippers is next on my to-do list. They are definitely not perfect and I'll take care of them soon. Good call on the novus for the yellow sleeve. Maybe I'll rub some of the treasure cove compound on it, or just order a yellow sleeve...I'm not entirely sure what you mean about the slingshot plastics though. Could you give more detail or draw on my pics? I'm missing the hunter killer ship. I was thinking of playing a game with everyone to see what is screwed up with my machine, there is more than you saw haha. The AI plastic is broke for starters. Nitpick away, that's how I am learning.

Yours looks very nice!

So basically swap the upper and lower post screws? I merely rebuilt the game how I received it. So some screws may be in incorrect places.

Ahh I think I see, so above the nut built into the screw pretty much?

Okay that makes sense now. Thanks.

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