OK, perhaps I'm just 'NEW', but I had some slight wear on one of my PINS playfield, and could not figure anyway of correcting it.... until I found my new train of thought (outside the box).

Now I don't think you could apply this method for a large area, but minor areas should work - with either a clear coat overtop, or mylar protection..

I have used clear and white, and find white the best bet (but clear can be used for some cuctom work).

It's a neat idea with lots of custom oppertunities... so I thought I'd share.

If you already know about this product, great, please report your experiences...

http://www.decalpaper.com/

http://www.testors.com/search?q=decal

Quoted from TGlover

OK, perhaps I'm just 'NEW', but I had some slight wear on one of my PINS playfield, and could not figure anyway of correcting it.... until I found my new train of thought (outside the box).

Now I don't think you could apply this method for a large area, but minor areas should work - with either a clear coat overtop, or mylar protection..

I have used clear and white, and find white the best bet (but clear can be used for some cuctom work).

It's a neat idea with lots of custom oppertunities... so I thought I'd share.

If you already know about this product, great, please report your experiences...

http://www.decalpaper.com/

http://www.testors.com/search?q=decal

I went to the local printer and they had decals you can print on as well...
I took a high resolution picture of the area i wanted to cover, got it printed on decals in many diiffrent tints so it would match the playfield, stuck the on, made touch ups to match the decals and PF and clear coated on top of everything...And it was a large area...
No one can ever notice if i don't point out the area that done.

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I took some high-res photo's of a friends machine that had no wear....