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Not sure they are still around. I think the post above nailed it.
Anyways my personal choice is to avoid all non-surlyn wood pins.
Nylon coated pins don’t seem to last and look like crap 3 weeks in, even if you clean them. Surlyn coated pins or bust for me.* this space left blank intentionally *
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Originally posted by 8230chief View Postyou are correct sir. I think Surly pins are only offered by QAMF. Note there is no differecne In pins made by QAMF. Just labeled different. IE QAMF or Brunswick.* this space left blank intentionally *
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Originally posted by Toomany10pins View Post
Correct, though Brunswick came out with their first Surlyn covered pin the Max in the early 1990’s before Q/Amf started making pins for them. It does seem odd though that Q/AMF makes pins for the competition.It is wiser to find out than suppose.--Mark Twain
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Originally posted by Jack_Sparrow View PostOur last set of AMFs was a disaster. Reason I'm looking for an alternative.
Want to try Ebonite pins? I've seen some but they were used when the center got them so I can't tell you how well they last.
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Originally posted by Jack_Sparrow View PostOur last set of AMFs was a disaster. Reason I'm looking for an alternative.
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