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Are the nintendo buttons specific to Nintendo? Mikes Arcade sells “Nintendo buttons” but I would prefer not to spend $8 a button.

Reminds me of my sinistar upright I got a few months ago, the mouse urine was basically like resin.

I think this is a kit version, I have an nba jam cab converted to soul caliber with this cpo on it.

Long time no see! So I ended buying @Takeman s repro control panel, I have basically everything but the joystick. I’m hoping to clear some space in my garage this weekend and get to work on this. I have multiple projects but have never finished a full one like this!

More motivated than I am with projects, good job so far!

So I went ahead and bondo the cab and sanded everything, I went ahead and used spray paint primer and looking for paint recommendations for the black part.

There’s a gash, finishing nail holes, minor stuff just cosmetic. I’m going to us vinyl instead of painting so I want to make sure any imperfections are taking care of.

Yeah someone said to use epoxy and wood flour because bondo wouldn’t hold very well. I did go on YouTube and found your video of you using fiberglass bondo so might just use what I already have.

I started taking everything off so that I could start sanding and to make it easier to move around. Here's the after of the sanding, might need to do a little more but not much needs to be done! I was also on Home Depot’s website and saw this wood epoxy stuff and wondering if anyone has used it...

Also I did find my brand new bezel and marquee!

So I was taking a closer look at the cabinet and realized that in some places it was coming apart, so I’m assuming it was dropped at some point. I used gorilla wood glue and clamped them in. First three photos are in the back, last is in the front where I had already glued and clamped.

I ended up taking the monitor out, I have no idea what it is and it’s so big there was no room to doing anything on the inside. I’m gonna look for or if I have a spare, use a 4900 like they came.

Yesterday I was scrolling FB marketplace for games like usual, when I noticed this listing near me…I immediately realized it was a Gottlieb cabinet and I have been on the hunt for a while now for one! I knew when I saw this it was a perfect candidate for the Gottlieb Jrok that has been...

Weird I what of thought it was lit up! Looks a lot better that way!

Acetone worked!! I have it all cleaned up and working now, but I realized that the marquee doesn’t light up and there nothing that shows there was a light. Do you know if they came factory with one?

UPDATE - I’ve tried letting the Goo Gone sit for up to 15 mins and it seems to only remove the top surface of the residue, I’ve tried IPA in a small spot and again only top layer. I haven’t tried contractor solvent yet, but rubbing it with my finger removes it after a few seconds. I’ve just been...

Apparently according to the link, although I have never seen those on a CC, only taito games that were converted.

I wanted the side art to hide the residue crap but of course no one has them. I messaged Atari on instagram about it but highly doubt I’ll get anywhere with them.

I’d prefer the side art that Atari would give out, photo for reference.

Got most of the grey crap off but you can still see residue, do I keep letting it soak in Goo Gone or is there something else I should try like heat gun?