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Quoted from Mathazar:Likely a cost-saving move Bally made in manufacturing at the last minute....switch to staples and save a few $$.
Ding,ding,ding and speed.
They were having to punch out games faster than they could keep up with...
What a roll.
Quoted from mrm_4:Saucer sanded with 800 grit and now I’ll give it 24 hours for the exposed sanded clear to dry and tomorrow I’ll finish this up. But tomorrow I’m using a new can. I’m not going to experiment with how long this refrigerator practice works.
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Edit after posting this I realized I should sand around that lip to give the new clear something to bite on to.
Question?
What are you trying to do with the center eject to a Bally Mata Hari?
Just curious.
Regards.
Quoted from topkat:I have some areas for a bk playfield that have raised wood from posts.( like a small dome) They are all spots that will be covered up with plastics, do they still need to be sanded flat for clear ?
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I had to do a restoration on a Bally Fireball 72' that had the same problem.
I was able to get a long deep reach "C" clap and glue-n-clap all the little
pucker wood pieces flat.
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