Arcade Collecting > Pinball
Such Thing As A Semi-Shop?
FrizzleFried:
Alight...stupid question likely, but I have a Spy Hunter that needs to be shopped. I have the rubber for it, but I am working on my Lightning currently and don't want both pins down, etc. I figure it'll be a month or two before I can get to the Spy Hunter. Would it be beneficial to semi-shop it...pull off the glass and spend some time cleaning the exposed playfield, perhaps wax, etc.... but without removing parts or rubber for now.
Q*Bert_OP:
Yes you can. If you have some Novus, go ahead and clean the old rubbers where they are for now.
ark_ader:
My brother works for a truck repair company.
He can hep you with your Semi.
ChadTower:
--- Quote from: Q*Bert_24/7 on July 24, 2008, 01:33:16 pm ---Yes you can. If you have some Novus, go ahead and clean the old rubbers where they are for now.
--- End quote ---
I've never had good luck on rubbers with novus. I use Wildcat rubber cleaner there... works great.
Frizz, "shop" is just a word, man. Anything you do to clean some of the game up is a positive.
shardian:
Most ops consider wiping easily accesible chunks of playfield with novus a complete shop job. So, technically you ARE doing a full shop! ;D
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