Cleaning and waxing an EM playfield
Dirt slows the ball and speeds wear. Avoid liquid cleaner-waxes, which leave little real wax, and cleaners known to crack mylar and yellow plastics. Clean with a mild plastic cleaner (the guide uses Novus 2), then apply a hard carnauba wax and buff; re-wax about every 100 games.
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Related tips
- Cleaning and waxing the playfield
- Playfield cleaning and waxing supplies
- Routine playfield and glass cleaning
- Cleaning up after a broken playfield glass
- Steeper playfield for faster EM play
- Hiding playfield wear around pop bumpers
Source: Repairing Electro-Mechanical (EM) Coin Operated Games to 1978, Part Two, Clay Harrell (pinrepair.com)