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Should I even bother trying to strip the black paint off this Food Fight?
So I got this cab a couple years ago from an op and am just now getting to it. It's a non-working Double Dribble, but the cab is clearly a Food Fight with painted black sides. My thought is that it would be perfect for a 2-player horizontal multigame. Two joysticks with 3 buttons each.
(Before anyone gets sand in their vagina about multi-ing this, it's basically a non-working board and a Disco monitor that looks like someone took a blowtorch to the flyback and anode cap.)
I used to have a Food Fight, but sold it. I do love the cab and artwork, so I'm wondering I could strip the paint and salvage the art underneath. iirc, I think the art is silkscreened.
Is this bound to be an exercise in futility? Should I even bother? Anyone have any success stripping paint off something like this? If I'm wrong and FF did have a decal, I could see a bit more possibility of success.
Thanks.
So I got this cab a couple years ago from an op and am just now getting to it. It's a non-working Double Dribble, but the cab is clearly a Food Fight with painted black sides. My thought is that it would be perfect for a 2-player horizontal multigame. Two joysticks with 3 buttons each.
(Before anyone gets sand in their vagina about multi-ing this, it's basically a non-working board and a Disco monitor that looks like someone took a blowtorch to the flyback and anode cap.)
I used to have a Food Fight, but sold it. I do love the cab and artwork, so I'm wondering I could strip the paint and salvage the art underneath. iirc, I think the art is silkscreened.
Is this bound to be an exercise in futility? Should I even bother? Anyone have any success stripping paint off something like this? If I'm wrong and FF did have a decal, I could see a bit more possibility of success.
Thanks.