Hey guys, this is a Top Card that I acquired a month ago. As shown the pf was dirty with some paint planking(ugh!)around both sides of the standup targets, and various specs of exposed primer. My approach is simple;
clean, touch-up to prevent any further paint loss, and wax for maximum performance and protection of the pf.
I used ME/91% rubbing alcohol to clean. The paint planking is still there, but that's okay, better than before! Mixing the paint sucked! Especially the blue/green. After applying a couple coats of wax, I decided to use adhesive mylar pop bumper platter's. The standup dt's I literally did a 'spit an polish', then touched up the red stars with a Sharpie pen.

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-Chris

Okay, here's some shots.

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Thanks Guys. Yeah it's a great player. It was on High Tap, and I put it to Normal Tap. Plays fast enough for me, though it still needs some fine tuning.

No clear. Just good ol' Maguiar's #26 wax. Great stuff.

I did not seal the colors. I'll get back to you tomorrow regarding the color matching-it's late.

It really is fast! When I acquired it, it was set on high-tap. When I put it back to normal-tap I wasn't disappointed.