Quoted from protectors:

It is already available...
https://www.playfield-protectors.com/Home/Details/kVhQbtXUGUKXzln-Rn4Uog
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Quoted from Cdonnerusmc:

I'm planning on having my Ghostbusters premium and Tron pinball's at the portland retro gaming expo later this month! I just ordered the Tron protector last week so I'm hoping it makes it in time. Ghostbusters premium pin just arrived this morning at Specialty Coin in portland and my friend at portland pinball repair Curt is going to pick it up and install the playfield protector in it along with the tron protector when it gets here. If anyone in the portland Oregon area is interested in seeing them in person definitely come check out the portland retro gaming expo.

Quoted from rdbronko73:

Ordered 6 Playfield protectors and they arrived in 3 days.

Quoted from flynnibus:

I finally got around to installing my unit on my Flash Gordon
I took the opportunity to led the GI while I was in there so I can't really say how easy or not it would have been to install.
I originally thought I was going to have to break the pop bumper down, but the protector could be coaxed over the ring with a little bit of try. But flippers did have to come off as well as some plastics... So that's what motivated the led swap
The design for Flash Gordon looks very good but I think I would have preferred a design that had the protector secured by some posts. Both the upper and lower can shift about 1/8th of an inch... Probably a little less. Movement on its own doesn't seem like much of an issue... But I was worried about the in line drops because it had shifted to where contact could have become an issue.
My biggest issue was it was clear after just 2-3 games that hang ups would be an issue. Train Flash Gordon has spinners at the bottom of the ramps that can really kill ball speed on shots that rattle or just don't make the ramp. It's not uncommon for the ball to be stopped by the spinners. When the ball doesn't have speed... It would get hung up on the protector.
The star rollers at the top of the orbit are also a problem. Because again, it's not uncommon for s ball to be moving slow up there.. The ball will get stuck on the protector edge surrounding the star inserts (it's cut to a full circle around the insert).
The hang ups were true deal breakers. I put Mylar over the bottom of the ramp transitions to help and that seems to help but hasn't elimated it fully. Not much can be done about the star inserts except trying to increase ball speed.
As for play... The game certainly isn't screaming... So I would say it certainly doesn't make the game faster. I'm unsure if it's really slower or not.
I'll have to see how bad the hang ups are and if I can sneak any more slope out of the game to help combat it.
I'd be cautious with games where in line drops can cause hangups or difficult ramps because the ball speed might lead to hangups in those games.

Quoted from CrazyLevi:

Regardless it really shouldn't be cited as a reason to slap a loose sloppy clear TV dinner platter on top of your playfield.

Quoted from capguntrooper:

BOOM! I was just thinking the same thing. If the second guy wants to take it off, fine, but his choice will be the one that had one on. I would even pay a little extra for secondary purchase of one that had one on as would a lot of other peole.

Quoted from volcanodiver:

that's still time I'm not doing something else, like playing my machines.

Quoted from jar155:

Get on my level.

Quoted from JIMAKOST:

One last thing just imagine with 80$ with shipping included your playfield looks always new even after lets say 2-5-10-20 years just replace the protector JUST AWESOME!!

Quoted from Level3623:

I got my TSPP a year and a half ago with 50 plays on it. I installed a playfield protector before bringing it in to my freeplay arcade. It did its job and looks amazing after cutting it out. Only issue was how dirty it got even after cleaning once a week. Seems like the dirt gets etched in and won't come off with novus or even a Mr. Clean. There was dirt underneath close to the edges and didn't damage the playfield. Taking this game home to shop out and put in another protector. Sorry forgot to take a pic of the dirty protector.

Quoted from Joydivision:

I have had a protector down on my Firepower for over a year, I just had a look & saw a similar thing on mine with the spots - not too much, I hadn't noticed this before.
Looking up close it looks like an accumulation of some sort of particals. I live in an extremly dry climate & have never had any mould on anything inside where the games are, I don't think it's mould (in my case anyway), I certainly hope it's not mould, that would be very dissapointing if it is.
Would be great to get some other opinions as well.
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