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| ZORK2:
Hmmm, I will have to mess with that, I agree it def looks better. I signed up for photobucket. Got a few pic uploaded to my account, how do grab the pics from photobucket to this thread? Welp, until I get that figured out, I'll do it the the only way I know. A little pressed for time today so I can't mess with it. Got the pedal shroudings off, put them in the vise, took the wire wheel to them and cleaned them up. It did a really nice job. Here is a nice Before and after shot. Also took off the plate that connects the Foot Control panel to the cabinate. Got ithat cleaned up. |
| ZORK2:
A shot of my paint booth! :) Simple but effective! |
| ZORK2:
I ended up finding a corrugated rubber mat on ebay, it was around 40$ but it was about as close to the original as I could find. Unfortunatley The smallest one I could find that I could cut the correct size out of was 3x4". I figured I would use the remaining leftover piece as a mat to stand on in fron of my work bench. I cut it using the old one as a pattern, it turned out REALLY nice! Better than I thought it would. It was the same thickness and really heavy duty. The only difference is the ribs are a little closer together than the original, but it still looked really nice. And I love my new mat in front of my workbench! |
| ZORK2:
After the paint dryed, I bought some grip tape to put on the pedals, and the shrouding. Probably not an original, put I like the way it looks and will probably hold up better than just the pain alone. |
| ZORK2:
A couple shots of the pedals and shroudings after the tape was applied. |
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