Topic: Replacing laminate on brown marble coin op

[Benkillinit]

I just picked up a brown marble coin op with some major chipping of the laminate. Everything else on the table is perfect other than the coin op mechanism has been removed so u just reach in and grab a ball off the ball rail. Paid $200. Has anyone replaced the laminate on their table? Where can u even get replacement laminate? Any cool customs jobs out there? I'd love to see some pictures and get some ideas   

[papafoos]

Mark Murrell from Wichita, Ks does about the best customs I've seen.
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n303/978cnc/Tablesnewhome.jpg
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n303/978cnc/Near-complete-05.jpg

[Benkillinit]

Those look amazing. I may reconsider replacing the brown marble and go with a custom look

[Benkillinit]

I'm looking at using the stainless steel adhesive film that is used to resurface dishwashers and fridges to make them appear stainless. Should be pretty simple just peel and stick and trim to fit. I'll add some black PVC cornerbead and the new tornado logos found on the new t3000. Should look almost identical to the new tournament tables minus the score system and itsf sticker. I'll post before and after photos. Pumped for this project! My wife is not