Gary, It's the Aladdin's Castle. I have that game too and it has the over the top light just like my Capt. Larry Sent from my iPhone On Nov 7, 2009, at 11:31...
... Ah, here I would disagree with you (rare, eh?). You top poster! (ducking) Leaving the fuse where it is is perfectly fine - in this case - however if/when...
It has the 455 bulb with the buzzer. I am not sure the serial number. Had to go into work and will look tonight when I get home.  The 4th player...
Hi All, So I get a decent Fun Fest for free a few weeks ago and thought this would be a good candidate to try out the Spray Max 2K clear coat before I attempt...
Hi Dan, Just saw your post. The alternating relay is to the right of the Right Flipper Assembly. Have you reseated the Jones plugs? When I first got my game,...
The real Over the Top has Over The Top on the backglass rather 100,000 lights. The other light is a slam tilt delay, kills power to the game for a while if...
You may have noticed we just broke the 700 members. Congrats to you all for making this the best source for EM info on the net. Who would have thought this...
Congrats, Marty. You did a good thing when you started this group! Larry Sent from my iPhone On Nov 7, 2009, at 4:24 PM, "ctsteps5" <ctsteps5@...> wrote:...
Marty, Thank you for getting this group going, it has helped me a few times. I hope I have been able to give some good input at times too. I know there are...
Took just over a week for an entire cabinet repaint and stencil and fully repair. Some people have been watching the process on Facebook where i blogged it. ...
A very cool game. I'm fascinated - how does it work? At first I thought the road surface might be a belt of some sort, until I saw the rest of the pictures. ...
Thanks for pointing out the location on the alternating relay - I saw that but the label must be missing.... This machine belongs to a retired guy I came...
Incredibly cool game. You control the car with the steering wheel and the throttle (a metal lever: push in for forward, pull out for reverse, and it's metered...
Sweet. Very nice job! When you do a repaint like this, do you fully strip the old artwork, or just sand it down to get it smooth. What did you prime it with?...
John, I'm no expert on clearcoating but it seems to me that you should have totally stripped the playfield top to bottom. There would have been wax residue...
This is the problem with "spray cans", you can't prep the materials to be sprayed. You have a classic case of "fisheyes" here. Using some fisheye eliminator...
That same thing happened to me on a practice playfield, (beat time) using Spray Max 2K. I took the playfield to a body shop friend and I asked him what I had...
Hi Dan,  Mine was a basket case when I got it. I had to take apart every relay just to get them functional. All of the score reels were seized, steppers...
Was it submerged for a while or something? Just kidding....where had that game been stored until you rescued it? I've never heard of a game or seen any game...
Generally i would strip all the old finish off. but this time i did not. Instead i D/A sanded the entire cabinet. This was key, as a DA sander feathers very...
Ouch! Here is what I would do: 1. Strip every piece of hardware that protrudes above the PF. Unscrew it and remove or drop it through the holes. 2. Get a DA...
Getting ready to rubber and I discovered that I didn't have the kit I thought I had. The old rubbers were off a year ago, so I don't have those to ever...
if you're in the mood for experimenting, do steps 1 & 2 below. Then mix up some clear WITH fisheye eliminator, and "drop fill" into the fisheyes. let dry 24...
todd, i have the same game, looking for the same info. thanks, mike ... From: Todd N To: empinbalmachines@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, November 08, 2009 9:49...
Mr. Marco; What I usually do is mix up some mixall color with clear lacquer and spray with an air brush. If you want to make a road trip with your PF, I can do...