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Pin2000 playfield glass

By GILV

1 year ago

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#1 1 year ago

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GILV

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Québec, QC

2y 30,800 566

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#2 1 year ago

ROB

transprtr4u

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Edmonton, AB

10y 130K 8,403 3 1

I've used local companies to cut glass here. Get the measurements and tell them you need tempered glass.
Thinking this is a better way to go.
New glass no scratches.

#3 1 year ago

Blackjacker

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Long Hill, NJ

12y 83,800 2,474

Quoted from transprtr4u:
I've used local companies to cut glass here. Get the measurements and tell them you need tempered glass.
Thinking this is a better way to go.
New glass no scratches.

Not for Pin2K glass.

#4 1 year ago

CRD

chad

Game Guy

11y 140K 15,199 9 4

Quoted from transprtr4u:
I've used local companies to cut glass here. Get the measurements and tell them you need tempered glass.
Thinking this is a better way to go.
New glass no scratches.

What about the reflected material used in pin2k glass?

#5 1 year ago

MJS

schudel5

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20y 166K 6,394 27

Last time I saw P2K glass for sale it was nearly $1k. I've got a RFM on location and I'm more nervous about the glass getting broken.

#6 1 year ago

CPY

Compy

86Pixels

13y 107K 1,056 11

PPS was selling them for ~$300 per sheet a couple years ago. It'd be worth contacting them so that they can assess demand to get these back onto the market.

The originals basically used a reverse/negative resistance coating and then had a more traditional silvering process applied. If you look closely, you can see the screening lines on the glass. Then there's a separate process to remove the masking post-cure. Definitely an involved process.

#7 1 year ago

TRY

Tilt

Tilt Amusements

Mt Zion, IL

12y 106K 2,101 92 15

Quoted from Compy:
PPS was selling them for ~$300 per sheet a couple years ago. It'd be worth contacting them so that they can assess demand to get these back onto the market.
The originals basically used a reverse/negative resistance coating and then had a more traditional silvering process applied. If you look closely, you can see the screening lines on the glass. Then there's a separate process to remove the masking post-cure. Definitely an involved process.

nothing Rick ever had made, the glass that they were selling back then is what was left over in the Gene Cunningham bankruptcy purchase. I bought a bunch of it (im only 40 miles from the old illinois pinball) use to take it to shows and sell at my shop, was a pain in the ass and back then, nobody wanted to pay 125 a sheet. now they would kill to get it for that

#8 1 year ago

CPY

Compy

86Pixels

13y 107K 1,056 11

Quoted from Tilt:
nothing Rick ever had made, the glass that they were selling back then is what was left over in the Gene Cunningham bankruptcy purchase. I bought a bunch of it (im only 40 miles from the old illinois pinball) use to take it to shows and sell at my shop, was a pain in the ass and back then, nobody wanted to pay 125 a sheet. now they would kill to get it for that

Ahh! I stand corrected. I remember hearing about that now that you mention it. Let's hope they can get something together if the demand is there. Otherwise let's hope the market, uh, finds a way.

#9 1 year ago

GWC

thepinballworks

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12y 117K 2,191

So now much is it going for these days?

#10 1 year ago

ROB

transprtr4u

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Edmonton, AB

10y 130K 8,403 3 1

Quoted from Blackjacker:
Not for Pin2K glass

Did not know this what coating is required for this glass that makes it 1k?

#11 1 year ago

RSM

Mundy53

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Westport, MA

4y 65,050 452 19

Quoted from transprtr4u:
Did not know this what coating is required for this glass that makes it 1k?

There is a one sided transparency gradient on the glass. It’s $1k because there is zero supply left.

#12 1 year ago

GRY

generalgman

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12y 52,050 378

Quoted from Tilt:
nothing Rick ever had made, the glass that they were selling back then is what was left over in the Gene Cunningham bankruptcy purchase. I bought a bunch of it (im only 40 miles from the old illinois pinball) use to take it to shows and sell at my shop, was a pain in the ass and back then, nobody wanted to pay 125 a sheet. now they would kill to get it for that

Yup. We bought a few sheets back in 2017. You never know when parts go unobtainable.

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#13 1 year ago

TDG

Tommy-dog

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6y 59,600 991

I still have an extra piece but if I ever break my game glass, I will need it.

#14 1 year ago

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ForceFlow

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9y 238K 31,358 268 14

Quoted from Tilt:
nothing Rick ever had made, the glass that they were selling back then is what was left over in the Gene Cunningham bankruptcy purchase. I bought a bunch of it (im only 40 miles from the old illinois pinball) use to take it to shows and sell at my shop, was a pain in the ass and back then, nobody wanted to pay 125 a sheet. now they would kill to get it for that

I thought I read that he found a glass shop that could do the reflective coating.

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/pinball-2000-glass-pre-reserve

It sounded like it was newly manufactured, not a find.

#15 1 year ago

DAD

Sijcolo

Pinside member

Golden, CO

9y 79,300 646

I have a used nice sheet and a nos that still has the protective coating on it.

1 month later

#16 1 year ago

???

GILV

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Québec, QC

2y 30,800 566

I found a glass, and at the price I wanted to pay, 100$.
They were available new at Planetary Pinball between October and end of December 2022 for 300$ USD, so why would I pay more for used glass or NOS?
Patience is usefull most of the times.

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