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Sorry, I have been away for a few weeks. I am not really familiar with their kit, I got the amp, but picked up my own exciters and a secondary amp to split everything off. My suggestion would be to reach out to Buy Stuff, their support is beyond great! I would suggest joining their Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/buystuffarcades or hitting them up on their chat via: www.buystuffarcades.com/

Thank you!

I had to cut the pieces out completely. In their video there is still a little bit left behind, but they were also using the Sceptre which has a thinner bezel. My cuts were flush to the frame so there was nothing left, you may even need grind or sand down the cut area little bit depending on your monitor.

@@BillyWoods-Mods I had to with the LG model as well. The gasket tape was too short that came with mine kit and I didn't like the the look and replaced it with a thinner type which I think looks better. Overall, very pleased with the mod.

Exact same thing I did using the LG.

If you are not interested in full kit you can always message them and see if they would sell you the Playfield conversion parts without the mounting kit. In my experience Buy Stuff has been really cool with that sort of thing.

@BillyWoods-Mods most definitely, and they would do that. Their service has been good with the stuff I ordered from them in past. I just kinda wish some prices were not a bit beyond my means. I ended up canceling modding an HD when the back box 2.0 deluxe shipped was going to be $770. With spare monitors laying around, I'll make one. But their stuff is top quality always. They did just introduce a cheaper backbox which is nice.

@@Roadsurfer2k11 Quality or not, most people can't justify the price tag for the upgraded backboxes (or even this $300 screen upgrade kit that doesn't include the monitor). When the entire ALP can be purchased all day long from AtGames direct for $799, it's insane to consider spending $500-$700 on a backbox and then another $500-$600 on an upgraded playfield and BSA kit. $1,000-$1,300 in upgrade parts for an $800 machine! If you're going to be investing $2k or more into the machine, why not spend another grand or two and go with a proper full-featured commercial VPIN? I get that it costs BSA money to design and assemble the kits etc...etc..., but the price relative to what you get is just too much. Its like buying a junker Honda car for $500 and then spending $1,000 on new wheels and tires for it. Yeah, it's an upgrade, but why not just buy a better car to begin with?

@@BillyWoods-Mods It's not even necessary to ask, the listing for the kit has a dropdown with separate options for all different needs (just the conversion kits, mounting kit with conversion, or the mounting kit alone).

@@Tamarocker88 Good to know! Thanks.

Thank you for the feedback Rob! Someday I'll get around installing LED buttons.

Oops. I just found the drop down to change graphics on the buystuffarcade site. I guess I'm blind. Thanks!

Hi Ruben, Sorry I missed your question. Check out this video if you haven't see it already: czcams.com/video/J5uyccXeL1A/video.html You can get the blank backglass from Buy Stuff Arcades. www.buystuffarcades.com/

Thanks I think the wet method may have made it worse, if there was a tear some place else in the graphic the water\fluid may have gotten underneath the old graphic. Just a thought I am by no means an expert.

I'd rather pull the buttons and have a more seamless fit than cutting the hole larger and risk making them too big. I'm not an expert and can barely hold a tape measure much less use one. lol

Thanks for watching!

Good stuff!

Not sure. If I had to do it again I would try it... But considering that there's no real sticker left to peel off, I don't know whether or not it would work.