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Quoted from P2K:The usual wood trim finish was lacquer.
Three choices with restoring:
1) Leave alone
2) Sand down to bare wood and refinish (I use lacquer for a finish when doing this)
3) Do this:
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» YouTube video
Alan
I bought that exact product - wow, does it seriously make a difference and unlike most pinball tasks it is quick with instant results.
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