READ BELOW VIDEOS FOR IMPORTANT DETAILS!!!

Are you the type of "Working Man" who has been asking "Where's My Thing?" to improve and protect my Rush pinball scoop? NinjaCamp is here to provide! Using our secret ninja process we have been able to produce what some consider the ultimate 3D printed playfield protection. Crafted from the finest TPU NinjaCamp can afford, the Rush TPU Scoop Protector provides a nice layer of protection between your wood and balls.

Not only does this protector aim to keep your hole in top condition, it also allows us to offer color choices! Out of the chute we are offering "Ghost Rider Grey" and "Bastille Day Black" which both provide great protection with a very "stock" look. Both fit perfectly into the aesthetic of the machine and look fantastic in action. Other colors are being tested and may become available in the following weeks.

Now let's talk about some videos to illustrate the products strength and protective qualities. Keep in mind, I'm not a professional film maker, I'm doing this one handed, and I don't currently have an extra pinball playfield to beat the hell out of. You'll have to trust that the uncoated 2x4 I'm using is even softer :).

Squish test:
Hammer test:
Screwdriver test:
Color show:

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Spacers for big blue/black: 3D printed spacers and washers are now included in every order.

Timeline: Due to overwhelming demand it may take up to three weeks from the time of order to receive your protector. We appreciate your business and are moving as fast as possible!

Disclaimer: Since it is not possible to tell what damage existed before installing this mod, NinjaCamp cannot be held accountable for damage believed to be caused from our product. By purchasing this mod you agree not to hold NinjaCamp or its partners liable for playfield damage. Actual colors may vary slightly from images.

Warranty: NinjaCamp will replace this part at our cost if damage to the part occurs during the course of "normal usage". NinjaCamp has the right to define "normal usage" on a case by case basis.