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After 5yrs of trial and error experimenting with various products and approaches to learn what works best, here's what we use around the shop on a daily basis.
Super dirty plastic parts? This takes it right off. It’s our secret ingredient. |
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Wipes away any remaining smoke. You’ll be surprised how good this is.. |
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Puts the finishing touches on front glass. |
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Novus #1 is perfect for that showroom finishing look. Novus #2 is great at removing scratches. Novus #3, things have gone very wrong. |
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Novus buffing pad |
Great buffing wheel when used with Novus #2 on a cordless drill. |
Removes tar, gunk from gameboard pins. Use sparingly and carefully. |
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Used in everything just about everything. Pin cleaning, detailing small spaces, etc. |
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Used in everything we do. |
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Lube for animatronic plastic gears. |
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Grease for animatronic supporting metal rods (typically Z-axis with spiral grooves). |
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Animatronic metal rods (x/y-axis). Used in conjunction above. |
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Excessively tar-laden PCBs cleaner. Be careful. Don’t submerge parts! |
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Used as part of Retrobright process to remove yellowing. |
Game cells have hundreds of screws. Your hands will thank you. |
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General purpose. Mostly used in frame-related disassembly. |
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Used for polishing gameboard pins. |
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Pencil tip that attaches to Dremel. |
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Drilling holes to mount stands, buffing. |
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Mostly used to apply heat-shrink wrap while installing volume controls. |
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Installing volume controls where they can’t be directly routed. |
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Electric Compressed Air |
General purpose, removing waste from machine. |
Installing volume controls. |
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Smoke absorber. |
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Pry tools + Microscrew Driver Bits |
Usually cells have tiny things that won’t open and force will just break it. These ease entry into things that are normally difficult |
Never enough of these. As machines are disassembled, each major area gets its own tray. |
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Great for cleaning/sanitizing parts and certain PCBs. |
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Used as part of Retrobright process to remove yellowing. |