Paul's Restorations
I'm Paul and I specialise in Pinball and Arcade machine restorations. I do take on other projects such as vending machines, carnival games, Kiddy Rides and more.
About me
I am a tradesman with a vast experiance restroring and repairing pinball & arcade machines. From a young age I was always interesting in electronics and how things worked. If something stoped working or broke I wanted to fix it or pull it apart to find out how it worked. As a child Pinball and arcade machines captivated and fasinated me. So when I was able to buy my first arcade machine I jumped at the chance. The machine was a 1979 Galaxian (first successful arcade game with a colour screen). I was hooked and several machines followed. I now have a Collection of Pinball and Arcade machines.
Services provided
I can do (almost) anything! Let me walk you my most popular services.
Restoration Services
Weather you are looking to restore a collection, a machine or just parts of a machine we can help. Electro-mechanical devices, Mechanical devices, or Solid State
Electroplating & Metal Polishing
I offer electroplating of small parts suitable for Pinball, Arcade, small auto parts etc. Zinc plating with optional yellow, blue or black Chromates, Copper, Nickel, Chrome. Metal Polishing to mirror finish
Powder Coating
I offer small part Powder Coating. Lock Down bars, Coin Doors etc. Wide selection of colours available
Welding & Machining repairs
I offer MIG TIG MMA & Spot Welding repairs and basic machining. Someone drilled holes in a coin door? I can weld them up and make it look as good as new. Has a spot weld failed on a bracket?
Projects
Williams Alien Poker 1980
This classic Williams game from 1980 is a System 6A Game. The game features 3 Flippers, 4 Pop Bumpers, 3 Kick Out Holes, 1 Spinner and a 5 Bank Drop Target. Williams produced 6000 units and the game was designed by Edward Tomaszewski, the Artwork was done by Tony Ramunni and the Software and sound was done by Paul Dussault.
Midway Sea Devil 1970
The Midway Sea Devil is Game No. 545. This is a Submarine Electro-Mechanical game. The player looks into the periscope and has to fire their torpeedo at the ships on the horizon. When a ship is hit the direction and ships change.
