Painting Pinball Cabinets with Stencils - The sort of podcast-like video with pictures and stuff.

This is a video about custom painting a Bally Harlem Globetrotters On Tour pinball machine and my custom coloured Williams PinBot.
I'm mostly speaking on this video because I didn't take videos whilst we were painting, but I do have a bunch of pictures of the process.
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Seven's Pinballorama - Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Website: www.pinballorama.com

[@carloslewis8448]

Those machines turned out awesome! Wow! What a great job!

[@Soapmctowelish]

Good video. Entertaining and informative

[@Rottiezucco1]

Globetrotters turned out amazing

[@SpikesTrailerPark]

Now I need a Pinbot.🤤

[@cshelden3]

I have a slow restoration of Black Knight, I painted the cabinet with stencils and it looks amazing. The edges are clearly visible and elevated due to the layers of paint. Did you do a wet sand on the edges when you sanded with 3k grit? How do you like the triple thick matte? I know here you liked it but have you used it since? Any final polish on that?

[@fryeguyfrye5520]

Enjoy your video. I’m getting ready to hopefully redo an old pinball machine myself.

[@peterb3221]

Beautiful work with both Pinbot and Globetrotters!

[@dennistowne457]

Any reason for not using automotive paint?

[@Pinballroomcville]

Looks Amazing!

[@bigbob4852]

I have 3 Pinbot's that I'm going to get into soon and all 3 have the paint flaking bad like yours. Must have been some adherence issues during that time period. Great video

[@jef4130]

Those be some great / cool results. Something I would suggest for applying stencils or decals is a tool called The Big Squeegee (20 inch version). It is a touch pricey, but I'd hate to be without it.