how to polish/clean the gold finish on a Bally 6000 slot?

[StatFreak]

I went to try the peanut butter, so got it out of the cupboard.  Thought I'd get a drink before I went to it, saw some celery in the fridge, took it out, washed it then filled it with peanut butter.  I took my Jack & Coke on ice and my celery with peanut butter with me, sat down on a slot stool and played the machine until it was time for another drink.  By this time, the celery was gone, tasted great with the peanut butter too.  Took the next drink, sat down and played the machine.  i looked over the machine and damn, the finish looks like new.  Glad I didn't waste the peanut butter.


  I don't know what the weather is where you are, but I'm pretty sick of the rain right now.


Have a good night,
  Wayne

Did the crunch of the celery drown out the spin music?  
You know what they say: If you drink enough Jack & Coke, an ugly slot that rates a 4 starts to look like a 10.  



On a serious note, by definition, any form of polishing – no matter how benign – involves removing material from the object being polished. I don't know of any polish that can remove scratches by filling them with new material.

[StatFreak]

well...home from the casino...
Played $100 on about 20 different machines and went with a $15 TITO to ...guess what...a 5 reel Cleopatra! lol
I hit 5 "Blue Bugs" in a staggered row for over $214 bucks! Whee!!

I then took $100 and sat at a $10 min bet BJ table for about 6 shoes and lost it...lol
In the end, I end up just about even for being in a live casino for about 4 hours!

I got 2 free Pepsi's?
Not a bad way to kill a rainy night...lol

  I agree! It might have been nice to bring home some of your winnings, but it's always great to get 4 hours of free entertainment. AND, you got to leave you greasy fingerprints all over the casino's machines!

[staz]

Saw someone at Sands in PA get 7500, the 4000, then 3500 all in the space of about 45 minutes on the 100 wof.

Yeah, but even at a modest pace of 450 spins an hour, he would have played about 340 spins in 45 minutes. If it was a 1 coin $100 slot, that would equate to about $34,000 washed through the machine. If it was a 2 coin slot, then the amount doubles to $68,000. I'm not saying that he wasn't ahead after 45 minutes, but only that those wins ($15,000) aren't as much as they would seem at first glance when you take into account how much money the person was betting.

To put it into perspective, if it were a 3-coin quarter machine, $0.75 * 340 = $255 washed, and wins of 75, 40, and 35 coins would come to $37.50. From what I remember of Staz's pictures, the values on the wheel remain the same (in terms of coins paid) even though the number of coins played varies and the award glass payouts are multiplied.

the $100 wof only comes in a  1 credit machine........last time i played it and hit 12500 on it, a few weeks back i set a limit if it doesnt hit in 15 spins then you move on back to the $5 wof's ........


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[a69mopar]

Did the crunch of the celery drown out the spin music?  
You know what they say: If you drink enough Jack & Coke, an ugly slot that rates a 4 starts to look like a 10.  

I like the spin sound.  The machine was mint before the drink.