I thought my touch-up restoration was difficult, but TheShameGovernor puts my work to shame.

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More here:

http://www.pecospinball.com/aztec_playfield_restoration.shtml

I got paddled in first grade for not coloring within the lines. So, no, I still can't color in the lines! All of the black was done on the computer and printed on waterslide decals - the one shown in the pic above. You can read more about the playfield restoration process here:

http://www.pecospinball.com/aztec_playfield_restoration.shtml

I don't do full playfield restorations these days. I just don't have the time. But I started the restoration on this King Pin playfield almost two years ago. I am finally getting to it because I am trading this King Pin for a Jack In The Box. I grew up playing Jack In The Box and I am a sucker for that backglass art!

It's far from perfect, but I do prefer the after version over the before version!

Before:

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After:

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