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Gottlieb Genesis questions
ChadTower:
I would clear it but practice on something else first. Get a scrap piece of 1/2" cabinet grade plywood and clear that. Do it on a couple of them if you want. Nothing says your first clear job has to be on an actual playfield.
Meh, I found the stuff I have on Genesis is ROMs, flyers, etc but no manual. :(
grbgemen:
well i have cleared things before, just never a pinball play field. so i have some experience. a buddy of my dad does some automotive paint work so i am thinking about asking him.
still wondering about the screws and posts if i clear. screw them in to make the wholes and then clear or just screw them in after.
also, thanks for looking for the manual. i did happen to get one though. it lists two different coils like my previous post the other day. it has the
A-17875 as flippers and it has A-20095 as "Super" flippers. does not say which one to use. mine has the Super's installed.
ChadTower:
Most people remove everything and then use a poker type tool to reopen the holes after it cures.
grbgemen:
--- Quote from: pinballjim on January 04, 2009, 09:23:55 am ---Do not clearcoat a NOS playfield. You'll do more harm than good and it will never get damaged in home use.
--- End quote ---
see thats what i figured. thanks.
i guess my last question is do i just screw all the posts and screws in by hand? and drill any that require to be t-nutted?
ChadTower:
Pretty much, yeah. If it's not dimpled or anything you'll have to make paper templates from the populated playfield as you go.
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