>I wrote a blog post about this, can anyone help me out?  I saw a
>number of posts in the pinball forums about this, but I didn't read
>anyone reporting back to tell their successes.

>http://www.rotheblog.com/1614/preserving-flaking-arcade-game-artwork

>I have a Ms. Pac-man that has some areas, not everywhere, just strange
>pieces where the cabinet artwork is starting to flake. I wasn't able
>to dig up much, I elaborate more above.

>Has anyone done this successfully without repainting their cabinet?

> I've used triple thick to stop flaking and it seemed to work pretty well too.

> stevebo

> On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 18:20:34 -0800 (PST), jrothe <rothecreati...@gmail.com>
> wrote:

> >I wrote a blog post about this, can anyone help me out?  I saw a
> >number of posts in the pinball forums about this, but I didn't read
> >anyone reporting back to tell their successes.

> >http://www.rotheblog.com/1614/preserving-flaking-arcade-game-artwork

> >I have a Ms. Pac-man that has some areas, not everywhere, just strange
> >pieces where the cabinet artwork is starting to flake. I wasn't able
> >to dig up much, I elaborate more above.

> >Has anyone done this successfully without repainting their cabinet?

>It stopped the flaking....but was the shine really shiny?  Or was it
>not that noticeable if laid down fairly thin in only a layer or two?

>Thanks for the previous "chime in".

>On Jan 14, 1:42 am, Steve C <st...@stevechannel.com> wrote:
>> I've used triple thick to stop flaking and it seemed to work pretty well too.

>> stevebo

>> On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 18:20:34 -0800 (PST), jrothe <rothecreati...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:

>> >I wrote a blog post about this, can anyone help me out?  I saw a
>> >number of posts in the pinball forums about this, but I didn't read
>> >anyone reporting back to tell their successes.

>> >http://www.rotheblog.com/1614/preserving-flaking-arcade-game-artwork

>> >I have a Ms. Pac-man that has some areas, not everywhere, just strange
>> >pieces where the cabinet artwork is starting to flake. I wasn't able
>> >to dig up much, I elaborate more above.

>> >Has anyone done this successfully without repainting their cabinet?

On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 22:41:52 -0700, Steve C <st...@stevechannel.com> wrote:
>it was shiny but since I did the sides and top area (a backbox in my case for
>the last game I did it to), it didn't seem to stand out that bad. I wouldn't do
>it as a spot repair although I imagine you could dull it a little with some
>wet/dry sandpaper (1000 grit) if need be.

>stevebo

>On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 04:51:43 -0800 (PST), jrothe <rothecreati...@gmail.com>
>wrote:

>>It stopped the flaking....but was the shine really shiny?  Or was it
>>not that noticeable if laid down fairly thin in only a layer or two?

>>Thanks for the previous "chime in".

>>On Jan 14, 1:42 am, Steve C <st...@stevechannel.com> wrote:
>>> I've used triple thick to stop flaking and it seemed to work pretty well too.

>>> stevebo

>>> On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 18:20:34 -0800 (PST), jrothe <rothecreati...@gmail.com>
>>> wrote:

>>> >I wrote a blog post about this, can anyone help me out?  I saw a
>>> >number of posts in the pinball forums about this, but I didn't read
>>> >anyone reporting back to tell their successes.

>>> >http://www.rotheblog.com/1614/preserving-flaking-arcade-game-artwork

>>> >I have a Ms. Pac-man that has some areas, not everywhere, just strange
>>> >pieces where the cabinet artwork is starting to flake. I wasn't able
>>> >to dig up much, I elaborate more above.

>>> >Has anyone done this successfully without repainting their cabinet?