

Finding a Monster Bash without typical scoop wear is tough, but finding a NOS Monster Bash playfield is even tougher. So I decided to repair the area instead and save myself some money. Below are some pics of the repair process which took about two days to repair. Click on the images below to see the image in full size. Completed 3-15-03. Any questions? Email me at schudel5@yahoo.com
1. Typical scoop wear around kickout. Note wear below drac trac where it says "Monster Mosh Pit".
2. Scoop weldment and flasher removed.
3. Right ramp and most parts removed from around scoop area.
4. Added Kerry's protector to help protect the hole from further wear and to act as a mold for the J-B Weld.
5. Another angle of the protector.
6. J-B Weld was mixed and applied between the protector and the playfield and allowed to dry overnight using a heat lamp to make sure it dried.
7. J-B Weld sanded down carefully to match playfield level. 1000 grit wet/dry emory cloth was used to at the final stage to make it very smooth.
8. Scott Gallagher's playfield overlay was carefully cut and positioned on the playfield. A template of the finished opening was created from cardboard and used to cut the overlay before affixing the overlay to the playfield.
9. All finished! Installed is Kerry's new scoop weldment as well. The colors match very well and is very difficult to see in person. The digital camera can pick up subtle color differences and can be seen in these photos. So far after a year, the overlay has held up PERFECTLY! Kerry Stair's protector can be found here Scott Gallagher's web page for overlays can be accessed by clicking here *****NOTE!!!! Scott Gallagher has stated that he is no longer going to offer anymore decals once he has run out of what he has printed!!! Appparently too many people were complaining that his colors were off?!?!?