What do you finish your playfield with

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Hi all

A few years back talking to a dealer he said
he always finishes off the playfield with
pledge polish (Furniture Polish) I use Mill wax polish One step
Always willing to learn what do you use

Terry C

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Both of your items have strippers and cleaners, not the best method anymore.
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.games.pinball?hl=en read up on Novus
2 for cleaning and carnauba wax for polishing. LTG

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> Hi all
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> A few years back talking to a dealer he said
> he always finishes off the playfield with
> pledge polish (Furniture Polish) I use Mill wax polish One step
> Always willing to learn what do you use
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> Terry C
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> BTW added some new pics to the Pinball lounge
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> J*B SoF ToM IJ TZ HS2 Shadow BC Diner ST:TNG
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> http://www.deltatango.freeserve.co.uk/slots.html
> WELCOME TO THE PINBALL LOUNGE UK
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Terry C wrote:

> A few years back talking to a dealer he said
> he always finishes off the playfield with

A Smith and Wesson .500 Magnum does a pretty good job of finishing off
most playfields.

Clive
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Pledge was often used on woodrails, and seems
to have kept them from harms way. Probably not a
good product for more modern games.

I use a good carnuba wax, or Johnsons Paste wax
on non-operated pins. Novus products only for games
that are still being operated. Wax in an operated game
generally makes quite a mess, and drags dirt and metal
particles out and all over the playfield.

--
Fred
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CARGPB#8
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"Terry C" <t.cooper@deltatango.freeserve.co.uk> wrote >
>
> Hi all
>
> A few years back talking to a dealer he said
> he always finishes off the playfield with
> pledge polish (Furniture Polish) I use Mill wax polish One step
> Always willing to learn what do you use