This was a BEFORE picture of the control panel. Lots of scratches, top was for MK3 conversion.(Wade Lanham (wadelanham))

A BEFORE picture of the control panel from the other side. Same problem, lots of wear.(Wade Lanham (wadelanham))

I masked off the text areas and resprayed the black. Several coats of clear over the whole side (AFTER this picture) hid the differences in sheen and color. This pic highlights the difference in sheen.(Wade Lanham (wadelanham))

Control panel side after clear coat.(Wade Lanham (wadelanham))

The other control panel side after clear coat.(Wade Lanham (wadelanham))

I couldn't find a nice original overlay. This panel overlay is from mamemarquees and is a laminated inkjet print. It looks pretty good, but an original would have been nice. Also had to cut new plexi top.(Wade Lanham (wadelanham))

Here it is after getting new T-molding and a front wood and coin door repaint. This was not a total restoration, but a deconversion. The sideart was good, but MK3 had been installed (marquee, control panel, new holes, PCB change). I had to round up the correct parts, fill the unused control panel holes, install the control panel overlay, etc. It took a lot longer than I expected.(Wade Lanham (wadelanham))

Here it is after getting new T-molding and a front wood and coin door repaint.(Wade Lanham (wadelanham))

Here it is after getting new T-molding and a front wood and coin door repaint.(Wade Lanham (wadelanham))

This is the instruction card that goes under the glass. Should be printed about 12" wide. If someone has the exact size, please email me.(Wade Lanham (wadelanham))