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Some parts from a 1968 Williams Lady Luck (and a Gottlieb shooter housing) before and after vapor blasting.
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A vapor blaster is similar to a sand blaster except that it emulsifies the blast media(very fine glass beads in my case) in water. Instead of the parts being bombarded with media which pits the part, the media flows across the part leaving a beautiful finish. Depending on media and pressure you can even use it on plastic. It is also dust free which keeps things in the shop clean.
Quoted from SpyroFTW:What is a vapor blaster? The results are great though!
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