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Title: Player Tracking Filler
Post by: therockinelvis on January 05, 2014, 12:02:07 AM
I have a couple machines that have a type of paper/cardboard??? in the tracking blanks. What is it called? Where can I get some? Jim


Title: Re: Player Tracking Filler
Post by: cowboygames on January 05, 2014, 12:06:18 AM
I'll go with paper and cardboard, what do I win? :72- Sorry, you set yourself up for that. On the serious side, can you show us a picture of what you're referring to? I've seen everything from cove base to custom cut sheet metal, but never paper, kind of flimsy for commercial use I would think


Title: Re: Player Tracking Filler
Post by: therockinelvis on January 05, 2014, 12:13:20 AM
Cowboy, you know you can get away with that. What I have in a couple is a little thicker than an index card and is black. Something like what was used on the back of speaker cases years ago. I remember someone selling sheets of it a while back. Rudy had some plastic ones but do not fit Bally 9000


Title: Re: Player Tracking Filler
Post by: cowboygames on January 05, 2014, 12:32:26 AM
LOL, if it get's to the point where all we have left is our sense of humor we can take comfort in knowing we still have a chance :89-
You might try Hobby Lobby or a similar craft store if that's what you want to use. Easy cut and fit job I would think...


Title: Re: Player Tracking Filler
Post by: jay on January 05, 2014, 04:34:22 AM
I cut my player tracking bar to bits with a dremel and mounted in a progressive meter behind it.
I did a serious hack job, but when I was done I took a can of matt black and sprayed it nice.
Next I got some dark plexy and apoxied it to the front of the player tracking bar.
The progressive shines through nicely.


Title: Re: Player Tracking Filler
Post by: TheAirBalancer on January 05, 2014, 02:06:09 PM
I've been thinking that a carbon fiber sheet would be a pretty easy way to construct your own blank-offs. The thinner sheets are easy to cut and would look pretty nice in my estimation. I was considering trying it out on one of my machines.