Because I am a solo craftsman, I work on one machine at a time. Commissions are booked based on calendar availability. When you secure a spot, I will do my best to give you a realistic estimate for when your game will enter active rotation. Because every restoration and build is an unknown upon arrival, timing can sometimes be difficult to predict. If you have a specific timeframe in mind, let me know before either of us commits to working with one another.

A standard build requires a minimum of 100 labor hours, which translates to several weeks or months on my calendar. I prefer to take my time and get it right rather than rush a project out the door.

I use premium, professional automotive refinishing products—including specialty primers, basecoats, and multi-layered clearcoats. I never use cheap aerosol rattle cans.

My standard approach is to use brand-new, precision-built cabinet shells to completely get away from old, warped wood. Original cabinets are only preserved if they are in pristine shape and you explicitly request historical preservation.

I source the best components available globally. Whenever available, I utilize brand-new reproduction playfields, plastics, ramps, and mirrored backglasses. If a part is out of production, I leverage my network or clean and plate the original piece to look and function perfectly.

Games are heavily blanketed, shrink-wrapped, strapped down to a heavy-duty pallet, and enclosed in a thick, premium cardboard outer shell. This provides absolute transit safety and allows you to effortlessly unpack your game with standard household tools.

Yes. I share photos and updates at major milestones—like the total teardown, the automotive clearcoat process, component cleaning, and final assembly.