Author Topic: Bally Fathom Restoration  (Read 7192 times)

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Offline Strangeways

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Re: Bally Fathom Restoration
« Reply #60 on: September 11, 2011, 01:09:08 PM »

After 2 weeks of curing time, I started reassembly of the playfield. The first thing to do is to install the ground braid. I bought the ground braid and the staple gun from Pinrestore.com, and it makes playfield swaps so easy ! The first thing to do is mark all the "lines" as I have when I disassembled the playfield. All the numbers correspod to each individual globe holder.





Here's the ground braid installed, by simply following the original path





I found an EXACT match of Blue at Bunnings, so I repainted the playfield guides. This is a picture straight after one coat. The quality of paint is the best I've used out of a can.





All the parts are tumbled, cleaned or replaced. So all I have to do is start the slow process of installing all the globe holders and hardware. This takes time and patience.








Only one "glamour shot" after 20 hours of work !




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