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To Clearcoat or not to Clearcoat?

By Doot77

12 years ago


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    #5 12 years ago
     
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    Blakesell

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    I agree that it makes my playfield too fast, and that's the way I like it, brutally fast. The only downside on that is it makes plastics get hit by balls harder, which will crack them.

    Now I'm in the market for some new plastics, but I still don't think the cc'd playfield is a bad idea.

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