Fatsquatch
Active member
Need some pro suggestions about curling mylar on my newly-acquired Pinball Magic
Well, I got my Pinball Magic tonight (it was surprisingly tougher than I thought to see the vids go that I traded for it), and she's gorgeous. Everything seems to be working fine, the cabinet is solid and near-perfect, and just a few weeks ago, the machine had new balls, new legs, new rubbers, and new playfield plastics installed.
HOWEVER...
Above the flippers where the mylar starts, it's curling up along the edge, and sadly, is starting to take the artwork with it.
Obviously, the balling rolling against this curl is only going to make it worse, so I'm holding off on playing it until I get this issue taken care of.
So, pinball experts, what would be the best thing for me to do?
Pics can be found HERE.
(FYI: The mylar is one big-ass piece that runs up the entire playfield. Other than the areas I've described, it's in very good condition.)
Well, I got my Pinball Magic tonight (it was surprisingly tougher than I thought to see the vids go that I traded for it), and she's gorgeous. Everything seems to be working fine, the cabinet is solid and near-perfect, and just a few weeks ago, the machine had new balls, new legs, new rubbers, and new playfield plastics installed.
HOWEVER...
Above the flippers where the mylar starts, it's curling up along the edge, and sadly, is starting to take the artwork with it.
Obviously, the balling rolling against this curl is only going to make it worse, so I'm holding off on playing it until I get this issue taken care of.
So, pinball experts, what would be the best thing for me to do?
Pics can be found HERE.
(FYI: The mylar is one big-ass piece that runs up the entire playfield. Other than the areas I've described, it's in very good condition.)