Applying Spray Max 2K Clear (2-part-in-a-can) on a pinball playfield..."Look out Bucko!"

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[@mrfuzzcat]

Great job. That cleared playfield will look great in the game. Having an original playfield in the game is a big plus. The owner is going to be happy and proud I’m sure.

[@ETPinball]

Thanks!

[@mypleayple]

A lot of people don’t know that they make plastic razor blades. Would of helped you with the small pieces of Mylar. They are cheap to have on hand for different occasions.

[@ETPinball]

Good idea!

[@pezjohnson]

I've seen others talk about the freeze spray and flour/alcohol trick. Thanks for showing the process.

[@ETPinball]

My pleasure. I've also used a heat gun and it left way more goopy stuff behind and also took paint.

[@dangermartin69]

Use talcum powder instead of food grade flour.

[@ETPinball]

I'll try that next time...