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Curious if there is anyway to reduce backglass glare? I use DMD glare guards but with dim room lighting the backglass glare on some of my pins is really back on the top of the playfield. Specifically kiss since I think the backglass is brighter than most...ideas?
Quoted from MarcelG:It's strange no-one has thought up a mod to "turn OFF" or "DIM" the insert panel lights during actual play.
Was thinking more like a film or something that can either go over the backglass or onto the upper portion of the playfield glass?
Quoted from mwong168:I never seen or heard any reviews on this product offered.
http://pinballsidemirrors.com/products/backbox-reflectors/back-box-reflector/
Interesting. It doesn't even say what it does???
Quoted from ericthehalfb:cheap solution and works like a charm
http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/DGG-01
Doesn't block much glare from translight mostly just DMD though
Quoted from RobKnapp:I use white Freezer paper . The length is perfect . Cut a strip and place it over the light tube . No fire hazard so far . On my Avengers LE I used blue painters tape . Worked like a charm .
Kiss doesn't have a light tube but I get the drift. Don't really want to dim it too much but I know privacy film would dim it too...
Maybe a film that goes on a portion of the pf glass...
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