Help on pinball artwork...

[divemaster127]

Im working on the restore of my T-2, what do you guys suggest for touching up the artwork...
1. sharpies
2. air brush
etc,
I have given up finding any artwork, or anyone to make for me I offered $$$, but everyone stated it was to hard
dm

[ChadTower]

You have to be more specific.

[divemaster127]

Sorry the artwork around the coin door, lower sides & top box sides needs replaced(cant find artwork anywhere) or touched up a lot, I was wondering what is the best way, for small areas use sharpies, & on the top box a couple of areas that should be black are bare wood 1 inch wide, so would it be best to air brush these
thanks
dm

[ChadTower]

You mean on the cabinet?

[divemaster127]

this is a t-2 pin, & im wondering the best way to restore the artwork
dm

[ChadTower]

And you've yet to make it clear what artwork in what part of the pin you want to restore.

[divemaster127]

As my earlier post, "its artwork around the coin door, lower sides & top box sides needs replaced(cant find artwork anywhere) or touched up a lot just general scratches or missing pcs all over, I was wondering what is the best way, for small areas use sharpies, & on the top box a couple of areas that should be black are bare wood 1 inch wide"

[ChadTower]

Still not clear enough, as it is an exact paste of the unclear post you made the first time.  You haven't indicated what the art is.  Is it decals?  Is it silkscreened paint?  Is it stenciled paint?  Is it a ferret?

Search on "cabinet artwork touchup".

[divemaster127]

Art is something im new with, just by looking at it Im guessing its silkscreened it looks painted on, thats why i looking for touchup tips I will do a search & any help is appreciated
thanks
dm

[NightGod]

I'd like some instructions on touching up the artwork on the ferret I recently aquired-any general tips Chad?

[ChadTower]

Use the Philips device to gather up new fur and then glue it on.