Bethlehem, PA
I told Jay I would send him some pictures of how I mounted it, but you can't seem to do that through pinside mail.
Since I am so pleased with the results, I decided to make a post about it and kill 2 birds with one stone.
http://www.jayspinball.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=66&products_id=188
I purchased a piece of this material for my LOTR backglass due to the insane glare on this machine and I must say, with it positioned properly it looks so much better. I can actually see what is going on now in the backfield.
I don't have pics of the actual glare reduction on the glass though sorry to disappoint, just the mounting method (which is very simple)
Bought some black mounting tape and trimmed the film to fit just over the plastic translite protector edges and affixed it right to the plastic. This way it keeps goop off of the glass and also adds the required little bit of space between the glass and the film for optimum results.
Just thought I would put the good word out that its deffinately worth a shot if your considering it. You just have to be carefull when you are trimming the film to fit the back glass as it will need to be trimmed to fit.
You can't see it in the pics, but the top edge also has a horizontal strip of the mounting tape so that when your putting the translite back in, it stays fairly flush with everything and goes into the grove nicely. The extra dark spots are the mounting tape underneath which you don't even notice unless they are being pointed out.
