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Cactus Canyon playfield as it arrived.Has a very yellow tint right now.
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Some shooter and eject wear.
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Full Mylar.Unfortunately it was applied to an already populated playfield and they used the playfield as a cutting board.As
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Same issues other side.Cuts in the playfield many places.
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More mylar cuts.
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Gouges here and there.
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Mine hole wear.
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Extra holes to be filled,cracks,splintered wire guide holes.
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I have managed to get a little of the Mylar off on the lower to help highlight how yellow it is and how much that goes away
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If you compare the lower to the upper of the picture you can see the break inthe Mylar and how yellow it is.
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These are just a few of the many cuts left behind.
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Mylar is now fully removed along with the glue..
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Now with the Mylar removed it is obvious that the playfield would not have been that bad if not for all the cuts .It makes
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Typical ball drop damage.
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Shooter lane .
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Ball drop damage other side.Cuts.
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Splintering,digs from the post and long cuts into the art.
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Same thing other side.
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Cuts into the blue.
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Ground in dirt at the drop target holes.
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The repainting of this area is a bit more complex since it has dithering.It will not be identical once complete but s
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Ramp flap damage.
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Ball eject wear/hammered wood.
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First clear applied.
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Clear has cured and I am ready to begin the repairs and repaint
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Playfield sanded.
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Many areas will require filler.Filler is in place where needed.
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I normally avoid filler at the ball drop locations but there is just no way to do that on this particular playfield.
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Upper areas being repaired.
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Filler work is complete.
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