Quoted from wolfemaaan:I thought CPR cured them before delivering?
from the cpr web site: https://classicplayfields.com/playfields/
1. CURE DATE
OPEN UPON ARRIVAL. DO NOT LEAVE BOXED UP. LET PLAYFIELD SIT IN OPEN AIR.
Due to the swift post-production distribution of playfields to waiting customers, it is almost certain that the polyeurethane clearcoat on
your new playfield when arrived in your possession is only 2 to 3 weeks old. Therefore, the cure date for your playfield is recommended
to be 30 days after receipt. Mark your calendar, and don’t skimp on the 30 days. 45 days is even better.
In the meantime, you CAN perform your swap before the cure date if you want. This can be a time consuming and meticulous
process, even for the experienced. So if you want to get a head start, go ahead. Completely swap, just don’t play on it.
Quoted from Andypc:I purchased a Totan yesterday than came with a CPR Gold Playfield from the 2015 run
this playfield is now 4+ years old. buyer never mentioned inspecting the playfield prior to buying if from another person who bought it from who? how was the playfield stored for 4+ years, was it climate controlled? was it stored vertical or flat?