I noticed Ron didn't have any of his Clear Kit instructions in a format but he has explained it here. I took some of the information and put it in a Word document for Ron. Here's the instructions as of today, February 2022 and may be subject to change if he has price changes, etc.
The install and glue kit are $95. It comes with 12 Dremel bits, a cleaning stone, and a stainless tool template that measures drill and Dremel bits. (And good for drawing your circles.) It comes with 7 hypos/needles and 1 oz of the glue.
There are no directions with the bits. I picked the bits that would work with the most common applications from a thousand bits! Think of them as like a chisel where you pick the shape and size for the task. Make sure you can do it first and most important is removing the clear in the countersunk area for the screw nails that hold the pop bumpers. Of course, different playfield makers have made different holes. So, I include a couple different bits that will do the same thing. I include a couple that are thin for star roll overs or say there is a burr in a roll over switch slit. I include flat bits for removing all the clear out of the t nut holes so you are not going thru clear. I also include one for lips like the trap doors or the swamp of Creech where it is just a lip that you want clean and flat.
I just found an application lately where you use the flat ones for where the center ball shooter assemblies on f14. There is a guy on Pinside doing a f14 restore that is amazing, but I did the pf as well as the install kit, and the clear was too thick or not level one of the two where this assembly sits on the playfield. So, he drew it in with pencil and then ground down the clear.
When I am doing a playfield, here is what I do for everything that gets screwed to the top.
• Measure the screw or post.
• Don't make the hole too large so the post sits down in it rather than making its own threads.
• Pick the Dremel bit that best fits the application. I sometimes draw the hole to remove the clear. After removing the clear down to the wood, I predrill with a drill bit (buy a good set of new drill bits! Don't be cheap! I like Lennox and Bosch) that is 1 size smaller than the screw.
• Finish the predrill and take the hypo full of glue.
• Put the eye of the needle on the inside top lip of the hole in the clear. I use the diamond bits and I drip a little glue down the inside. It gets to the wood and then the wood quickly wicks it around the hole in the clear. If it doesn't go all the way around your hole, put the needle eye on the opposite side and run a little glue down that side. This locks down the clear since you made a new edge by Dremeling out a hole.
• Then go on to install the screw or post.
There is a block to clean your Dremel bits. Always use slow speed on the Dremel!!! If you spill glue, wipe it up immediately! If it is just little drops, use your finger. The glue is solvent to acetone if you need a real clean up. There is also a tool to measure drill bits and screws and template to draw circles.
After a while you will get the hang of what you need to do to accomplish what you have to.
The whole key is so you don't drill and screw up or lift, crack or chip the clear. If you don’t, it will often lift the clear around the drill bit or screw.
I’m blushing! I’m a butt hole but not a know it all! Thanks Ron. Very kind of you. 
Roselle, IL
Auckland, NZ
