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TRON - A Dedicated Maming (Finished)

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BUCKETHEAD:

Next i decided to sand down the whole cabinet and bondo all the rough spots,

Broken corners and screw holes from the bracing.

And of course, The mysterious 2 extra button holes  ???  in the front.



BUCKETHEAD:

Here is what i call the BONDO era.

I hate to see any cabinet that has been thru a beating in it"s lifetime.

But the bondo phase is one of my favorite parts.

Reshaping corners and such!

Usually if a corner is missing?  I will, Make a template from the other corner.

And work with that, To rebuild the missing one.

BUCKETHEAD:

Ok, So now with all the Bondo completed.

Time to move to the priming phase,

I also use PRO FORM joint compound to fill in all the minor dings and blemishes.

Stuff works great !

Namco:

Wow. You work quick my friend! I think you should let that bondo and primer dry before you start painting, I mean it's been an hour since your fist post on this.  ;D

Just kidding. It's going along fabulously. I wish I spent more time on this phase of my cab and used bondo. I still have a corner that can use that treatment.

Just wondering though why you didn't use any locking caster wheels? The tron stick gives you a lot of leverage and that thing is going to move around on you while you're trying to beat the MCP program to get into the I/O tower.  :D

BUCKETHEAD:


--- Quote ---Just wondering though why you didn't use any locking caster wheels? The tron stick gives you a lot of leverage and that thing is going to move around on you while you're trying to beat the MCP program to get into the I/O tower.
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Once i get it in the house in my gameroom, The carpet is kinda thick.

Trust me, It will not move. My PAC-MAN and GALAGA have the same casters.

They don't budge on the carpet.

I have many more pics to post. Just got to round'em up.

Im not done with the machine, But im getting closer!   :)

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