Hi,
I've got a couple of games where the area above or below the coin door is broken or cracked. I want to remove the entire front and cut a replacement piece. I have some questions regarding this process that I hope someone can help answer...
First of all, what is the best way to hammer out the panel without destroying the side blocks (or the inner sides themselves) that are attached to the inner sides?
Second, what kind of stapler do I need to staple all the way through the backs of those blocks into the new piece of wood just like the originals? I have found pneumatic 1-1/2" narrow staple guns for reasonable prices, but they don't look like they would be able to get close enough to the inner wall to be able to staple straight through the blocks. I'd love to have a particular model of stapler recommended.
Also, I have a few games that need to be re-vinyled on the inner sides but don't need the front panel replaced. How is this normally accomplished without removing the front? I would think that just trying to trim it into the corner would have very poor results.
Thanks for any advice.
I've got a couple of games where the area above or below the coin door is broken or cracked. I want to remove the entire front and cut a replacement piece. I have some questions regarding this process that I hope someone can help answer...
First of all, what is the best way to hammer out the panel without destroying the side blocks (or the inner sides themselves) that are attached to the inner sides?
Second, what kind of stapler do I need to staple all the way through the backs of those blocks into the new piece of wood just like the originals? I have found pneumatic 1-1/2" narrow staple guns for reasonable prices, but they don't look like they would be able to get close enough to the inner wall to be able to staple straight through the blocks. I'd love to have a particular model of stapler recommended.
Also, I have a few games that need to be re-vinyled on the inner sides but don't need the front panel replaced. How is this normally accomplished without removing the front? I would think that just trying to trim it into the corner would have very poor results.
Thanks for any advice.
