El-timbo this is simply fantastic work - more than just training being displayed - it is passion & art combined. May I ask a qn - this p/f for its age seemed to me not too bad (ie. there are many much worse) - is there a significant amount of additional work on a p/f where there is more damage to pieces like the lane switch holes etc - or is it marginal? (not talking about worn to the point where you are touching up large bits of p/f art but where larger repairs are needed to shooter lane, ball trough, other holes on the playfield??
Hi Andy,
Thanks for the kind words. The process doesn't actually change much, we still mask the same area, mix the same colour and respray the same way. What becomes more time consuming is - like you mentioned, places where damage is so severe that it affects an entire area/section. Many colours/blends are often required in that case, and then the black keylines need to be carefully put back in. This can be the time consuming part of the restore.
