Soooo I wanted to buy a +BRR+ Playground and I emailed Blackriver. They told me it would be 199.50$ for the "over sized ramp" and 334$ for just the shipping to the USA, Total : 500$+. Anyways I thought about why I wanted it and if it was worth it. Instantly of course I said I do not need it because what I truly wanted was a dedicated FB table. Right then I got up and went to home depot; I bought some painters Tape, 2 cans of spray paint(Black, and Red) and some Birch 1/2" Ply wood(~50"x24") came back home and got to work. I essentially wanted to replicated the "Battle At The Harrics" Table but I was not sure how that was made and I improvised. Anyways Here is my work so far, LevelUpFingerboards gave me some tips for giving it a good finish(That will be both strong and Scratch resistant) so I will probably do that soon and Update with pictures. Ideally I want to put Lexan over it but the sheet I need is about 98$, not to o bad considering the Playground is 200$.

Also . NOTE: ALL COST ABOUT 37$ + Some of that sweet summer time of mine And if I add the Lexan it will still be under 200$.

Here are the Pics:
After First Painting. With tape. That is my Logo btw. DXM(DarkXMedia you can search on YT if you like)

After first Painting. No Tape:

Black Outline Spray Set Up

After Black Outline Spray

Semi Final B4 Polyurethane coats


I will update on final pics. Also I am open to suggestions on the Lexan if you know anything better non scratch that is maybe cheaper? Also the dilemma I have is that I'm not sure how I would glue the Lexan on top so that I can still see the design perfectly i.e. clear glue that is strong enough.

good job.
Does you GF try to rip out her toes on the last pic?

Lol that was her hand. It was a combination of the lightning/angle. I had to ask her what was wrong with he foot when I took the pic LOL!

yea man i was going to do the same thing so i just built and bought a stand for like $100

Awesome spray job man! That table is gonna look sick when it's done   

Thanks man! Do you think I should sand it before the first coat as well? I couldn't find 1000 grit so I got 800.

Edit Here's the pic of what i got:
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give it acoat of lacquer then sand the lacquer then on and on and on

I finished putting 3 coats on it so now we wait a few hours

All your supplies look proper, now just hard work and patience. 800 grit paper is fine and the stuff you got is wet or dry so it should hold up pretty well. The clear coat can kind of clog up the sand paper and make it smooth before its worn out. Brush it off with a separate paint brush or dab it on a rag and it will last longer.