beerorkid
New member
Once I stumbled here I heard the good advice to get new pinballs. I looked at mine and they were scratched like crazy. I took them to the buffing wheel of my bench top grinder and polished them up good. )with plastic rosin)
I p;aced a big order with pinballlife and got new mirror finish pinballs and I could not tell the difference between the ordered ones and the ones I polished.
Just thought I would spread the word. Sure pinballs are cheap, but you can maintain yours if you have a buffing wheel.
I p;aced a big order with pinballlife and got new mirror finish pinballs and I could not tell the difference between the ordered ones and the ones I polished.
Just thought I would spread the word. Sure pinballs are cheap, but you can maintain yours if you have a buffing wheel.
