I plan to replace the glass with brand new glass from Holland Computers (great place to do business with, btw) and replace the artwork with a repro underlay from Artwork Doctor.
The plexi I just plan to do away with. I was told by someone that it was only there as an anti-reflective screen if the game was going to be in direct sunlight. Does anyone think it's necessary? The screen brightness might need to be turned down to compensate for the lack of tinting.
The monitor, I think, just needs a cap kit. The chassis seems to work perfectly otherwise. And there are no problems with gameplay whatsoever.
The control panels aren't in bad shape, but the colors are a bit faded, so I'm going to replace the overlays with repros. The light shields are fine but I want to get those custom light shields that one dude on here is making, to dress it up. They will look just like the Gorf marquee.
If anyone else has any ideas, or how to make this restoration more complete, I'm open to suggestion. Should be a fun little project, and easy, which is good since it's my first real restoration. I've worked extensively on the Electrohome G08 monitor in my Star Trek machine, so I know how to deal with that, but I've never done anything to the outside of any machine before (other than building my MAME cab -- see my avatar).