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pezkore:

the problem with that is that the cabint that i am fitting it to is much narrower than the premade GT control panels. Ideally, i want my panel to come out like that, and that does not have lexan on it, but i dont think i can cut that to fit. Does anyone know what kind of material the happ CP is made out of?

paigeoliver:

If the Golden Tee overlay is anywhere near the quality of the overlays from the classic days then you will not NEED to use any plexi at all. I have quite a few 15-20+ year old games that don't have plexi and never did and still have stunning overlays. (My Kangaroo, Crystal Castles, Jack the Giantkiller, and Assault all have nearly perfect overlays and never had any plexi on them).

The biggest problem with overlays is abuse (which you shouldn't have to worry about at home), and cracking at the bends, which plexi will not help.

I also reccomend buying a spare overlay now while you can still get new ones. That way in 10 years you can slap a new one on and keep on trucking, but you probably won't need to.

Snarbald:


--- Quote from: pezkore on May 14, 2003, 09:15:21 pm ---the problem with that is that the cabint that i am fitting it to is much narrower than the premade GT control panels. Ideally, i want my panel to come out like that, and that does not have lexan on it, but i dont think i can cut that to fit. Does anyone know what kind of material the happ CP is made out of?

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Well, what kind of cabinet is it? would it be possible to build a box for the control panel, or would that not work with your cab?

hyiu:


you might want to follow this thread....
it seems to have some kind of clear stuff....

http://www.arcadecontrols.org/yabbse/index.php?board=1;action=display;threadid=7537

I'm not sure of the details... hope it helps....


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