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tomstark22:
I think I deciphered your post CV.  With that said has anyone tried touching these up?

Amechanic:

--- Quote from: tomstark22 on November 08, 2014, 11:25:06 PM ---I think I deciphered your post CV.  With that said has anyone tried touching these up?

--- End quote ---

I think your best bet is to look into a company that could do a reproduction. I would start with a company that does pinball back glass. You could try Franks Casino Glass is Las Vegas.. That phone number is 702-207-2440.. Email is CASINOGLASS@AOL.COM.  If he has it expect to pay top dollar for vintage glass.

Gary

RiseLikeRa:
Tom


As promised I have put out feelers for you. I think that Roz is right about the price IF you should find the exact match.   Gary just reminded me in his post that there was a guy on THIS forum who made custom glass.  I don't remember his handle and I haven't seen any posts by him since everything got switched over from .net to .com.  We lost a lot of good folks then.


If my old brain can recalls correctly his works looked pretty good and most came in at about $125.  I think a digital photo would get him started.  If you have time give a look at the archives.  I am sure that you will find him there somewhere. 


Happy hunting
Ra

tomstark22:
I appreciate all the help.  I will call and research around with what you all have given me.  Cross my fingers!

CVslots:

It is possible to do it yourself, but I can see why someone would charge $125. For a full repro, I don't know if that's enough actually (based on my own experience doing it). Do you have any additional pics of the belly glass you're wanting?

We are finishing up a reproduction belly glass for an old Spa Amusements slot machine my husband Darrell just couldn't live without. Well, the machine arrived from AZ with broken glass. We took a picture of the broken glass, photoshopped it to remove any signs of the cracks (took hours, but may have been due to a poor program choice), then had it printed on clear water-decal adhesive laser paper. We will now apply that to an 1/8" piece of glass, over which another piece of 1/8" glass will go.

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