Arcade Collecting > Restorations & repair
Punch-Out!! restoration (Complete!!) - new bezel!
jow:
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--- Quote from: jow on September 03, 2008, 03:35:53 pm ---Looks good, ace.
Looking forward to the finished product.
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Hey Jow. So it took a Punch-Out!! restore to bring you over here. Welcome!
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Thank you, good sir. It seems we are lacking in the resto thread dept "over there". I have been enjoying this one, and all the other one's on this board. My Punch-Out is currently not working, but once she's up and running, I too will resto it. Im def taking notes.
Spyridon:
--- Quote from: jow on September 04, 2008, 11:48:44 am ---My Punch-Out is currently not working, but once she's up and running, I too will resto it. Im def taking notes.
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Do the cab restore now before you get it working. Once you get it working, you know you won't want to stop playing.
Spyridon:
Painted the coin door using Rustoleum Textured black paint
Here is a shot while still wet:
And when dry:
I'm really happy with the way it turned out.
I also used a dremel with a wire wheel attachment to shine up the coin return cover.
Here you can see the difference between the one I worked on (left) and the untouched one (right):
I also polished them when complete. Here are both of the finished products:
Spyridon:
Coin door installed back into the cab:
I also added a lock to the back of the cab:
Since I already had two locks on the front coin doors that used the same key, I wanted the back door lock to also use the same key to open it. I followed the tutorial over at Arcade Restoration Workshop on how to key all the locks to same. I used an old lock I removed from a Robotron and I only needed to remove one tumbler to make it work
To end the weekend, I installed the white t-molding. Sure makes a big difference.
ChadTower:
That is some fine work. :cheers:
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