Abra Ca Dabra
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Its been about a year I have this Abra Ca Dabra in my collection. The game needed a lot of work from top to bottom, but came out very nice, after I put my magic touches on it. Game play stands up to all the compliments it gets from people who have the game in their collection.
Quoted from EMsInKC:You forgot to replace the start button with a nice new red anodized version...
Maybe I throw on one of these for the time being.
It was over 15 years ago that I used this paint for the credit and flipper buttons. I have to look over my games in my collection to see if I have any machines left with these painted buttons to evaluate how well they held up. I do remember giving them some coats of clearcoat too.
Quoted from EMsInKC:The one on the left looks really close.
I've painted a few of them waiting for a PBR order to come in. At least for me, they didn't hold up really well. But for a short term fix they were ok.
Did you clear coat them afterwards?
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