Author Topic: Gtb Hulk on Ebay  (Read 358 times)

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Offline Strangeways

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Re: Gtb Hulk on Ebay
« on: March 23, 2013, 10:45:28 AM »
They did look very clean and really beautifully restored but the one thing I couldn't get into was the clear coated cabinets. For me they were too shiney and didn't look right.

Looking at his photos, I was thinking the same thing. Once you overdo a restoration and deviate from the original look and feel of a machine, you start to loose the purists.

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It is not a faithful restoration. It is more of a "bling" or "pimped" (to steal an American term) pinball. Overdone on the cabinet, wrong finish as no manufacturer clearcoated the cabinet, and certainly not in a high gloss finish. The door looks ridiculous in a high finish. I don't appreciate "pimped" machines.

I admire the effort, but it not considered a restoration. 200 hours is too long, there must have been a lot of coffee breaks !

Should get around $2500 tops.
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