Thanks for posting this for all the folks who are trying to address alkaline corrosion. Much appreciated.

I was hoping it would be a continuous stream of information but it's not surprising that you were interrupted.

@Clay...the fellow above that suggested you move your opinion to another thread had a good idea.

@Terry...The Wiki has scattered info on abating alkaline damage. Would you consider adding your guide to the "General for all games" section?

Thanks again.
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Start your own thread Clay, and remove your comments from this thread. Provide TerryB the respect he deserves. Don't call people foolish for not adhering to a particular way of thinking as was done above. For heavens sake Clay, I have one of your videos from back in the day where you say 50/50 vinegar/water treatment is the way to go. Thinking evolves, I know. That's why we should listen to other people's ideas without calling them foolish and crapping all over them. No one is calling your old videos foolish, are they?

Call your thread "Clay's guide to repairing battery damage" and leave it out there as an alternative. You really don't want "Clay's guide" inside of Terry"s guide anyway.

This is after all, only about pinball. If we can't respect each other over something, in the grand scheme of things, as trivial as pinball, then we are in sad shape.
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