Hey all,
I who wondering what people generally do with labels on machines when doing restoration work? For example, if you were repainting the inside of a Williams cabinet, what would you do with the square white label on the inside of the cabinet with the serial number and whatnot? I'd like to remove and reattach them, but I don't know if that's the general practice or not. Thanks in advance.
Luke
There are services around that will re-print you a complete set with your machines serial number if desired.
I am not sure if there is a "general practice" but for any high end restoration I would remove the labels, fully restore the cabinet finish and print replicas. I might make a kind of scrapbook of the originals in that is a nice historical accompaniment to the game. You can keep it in the coin box along with the manual.
Quoted from cal50:Email Treasure Cove.
They use to make a set personalized with your machine serial number
Example-
That is tempting...
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