Wet sanded and polished! After many hours of hard work, this playfield is ready for assembly. She’s a beauty!
Can you see the plane in the reflection in the photo below? That’s an accurate reflection from thousands of feet away!
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I’ve finished the bottom of the Fathom playfield swap. I installed new bulb sockets, new drop targets, cleaned every switch, and refurbished every metal bracket and housing. Time: 30 hrs (just for the bottom) Things to note: Many of the … Continue reading
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I did my usual wet sand and polish on this CPR playfield (on left.) Here it is next to the one it’s replacing. I already did some touch up on it before getting the new one. The main difference is … Continue reading
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I got a new CPR playfield for this project. It took two years to locate one because of the rarity of these, but finally I can get this project back on track.
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I filled the inserts on this one, sanded it, then buffed it out to a super shine. It had already been clear coated. I laid it on my Stern Lightning for a few photos so the reflections can be seen. … Continue reading
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Fathom has been repainted with stencils from Pinball Pal. These stencils were a major pain to work with and required all the letters from “Fathom” to be cut out individually and reapplied due to buckling and misalignment. Also, they were … Continue reading
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The Fathom cabinet has been sanded down to the bare wood and is ready for repair and paint. This is going to look super nice when it’s done!
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Here’s a close up of the mylar removal so far. This was not easy and very tedious.