Strikes and Spares
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I've put lipstick on enough pigs to know its most important to stabilize playfield first... Clean off dirt/oil/adhesives, repair wood damage, secure or replace inserts, clear/sand/fill until COMPLETELY LEVEL.
If you learn to do this right, the playfield will be in solid shape. THEN you start repairing art and it's much easier to get good results.
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