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Thanks again to Bryan Kelly, jathomp22, and my friend James Ahlschwede for making this video possible. Hope this explains the process of screening a WPC backbox. The process is nearly identical for the smaller patent screen except there is no need for a cleat since the screen can rest again the rails.
PM for interest in buying a set of screens.
Link to original thread with pictures http://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/fs-williams-wpc-backbox-warningpatent-silk-screens
Quoted from Pinballer22:Great video, cant wait to get mine and give it a try. Do you know if he picks up his ink from a local print shop?
Online is your best bet if you're looking for Nazdar ink. When I was looking for ink none of the print shops in Minneapolis carried the one we needed.
Quoted from CaptainNeo:know anyone that can make a set of oversized cabinet screens?
How many colors and how detailed is the art you want done? The biggest hurdle would be price, unless you are doing many of the same game it would be much cheaper to use one time use stencils.
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