Agreed. Whenever I order glass I ask for it to be made with no watermark or "bug" as some of them call it.

The PDI glass is good in certain rooms with poor lighting positions or brighly lit ceilings. For the most part well positioned spotlights (over the shoulder of the players) and a Pinzero glare guard eliminates the need for it. I have people tell me all the time that my games look like the glass is off. Installing two layers of warming filter on Stern translite tubes helps prevent glare too along with NEVER installing LEDs in a backbox.

John

Now that I see it in the picture over the shooter lane it is a lot bigger than I thought. It looks terrible and would be a show stopper for me. Sorry, but just can't fathom how Jack could have approved that. For three bills I would be very pissed if that was what I got - even on a WOZ.

John

Thicker is better with a sub. I have a 1/4" glass in my AFM instead of the usual 3/16". Whenever I buy glass for a game that has a sub, I try the 1/4" slice in there. That extra snug fit, plus the extra weight and strength makes a bit difference. If 1/4" fits, that is what I buy. A lot of times it does not fit. At that point I use the Anti-Rattle tape from PinballPro.

John