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As you say, we used Pledge or Mr Sheen, back in the day. I did attempt to clean the bands on my Fruit Drop (Fruit Stepper), but it just made them worse. I still intend to print some more, when I eventually get around to it. I've acquired a roll of photo paper, so that I can print them in a strip, and brought my old Epson printer out of retirement, as apparently it allows you to specify custom paper sizes. Edit: I've done some test prints with A4 paper in the laser printer, to check size and spacing, etc.

Everything has a base value and top end value.so depending on work needed can be anywhere between the 2.so if base value is 300 (really bad) and top end is £1000,but it needs some cabinet work and minor mpu repair then maybe 600.cab good but some mpu fix needed then 650.if the artwork is fucked and peeling then leave it,nothing you can do with knackered artwork.there are many scenarios and to get the right price it's what you need to work out,notuing to do with what another sold for.

Depending on condition obviously, but £800-£900 would be about right I'd reckon. They're not massively desirable like some of the other MPU3 machines (I was never really a fan of it myself) I wouldn't get carried away with the price of what Jimmy is selling, pay whatever you're comfortable with but let the seller know the difference in condition, fully "serviced" and delivery costs.

First session of the year on Cops n Robbers... Got Informer nearly straight away... I didn't get to many out in the wild back in the day..😆😆 20210314_145602.mp4