Frenzy Restoration.

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I posted this over at my blog at coinopspace.com but figured I'd share over at KLOV. This was my first attempt to "save" the artwork and it was a success.

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After
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Read more details on the restoration here.

Part 1
http://www.coinopspace.com/profiles/blogs/a-frenzy-of-a-restoration

Part 2
http://www.coinopspace.com/profiles/blogs/a-frenzy-of-a-restoration-1

Part 3
http://www.coinopspace.com/profiles/blogs/a-frenzy-of-a-restoration-2

Part 4
http://www.coinopspace.com/profiles/blogs/a-frenzy-of-a-restoration-3
 
I picked up the spray mask from Rich Lint @ this old game. Same stuff he uses for stencils. Naphtha is a mild thinner. Much like Mineral Spirits IMO.

Here is some shots of the side art masking process.

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I did this with a Popeye and an Outrun (as you know) and I agree, it works well. I did not have a mask, so I made one with masking tape. It's a good way to save money and preserve the original side art when it is in good shape to begin with.
 
Rich stated that he will be selling it on his website soon under his "vinyl" section which isn't online yet. So, if someone is looking for "spray mask" just e-mail Rich.
 
Great job Bill! Wish I had some of that masking for this weekend, as I'm doing the sides of my Star Wars.

By the way...I like the new website. :beerchug:
 
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