Pinball Glass for sale!
Don't hassle with that local glass company. Get it delivered to your front door.
Standard Pinball Glass (3/16 clear, tempered glass without the logo stamp) $37 plus shipping and packaging

Super-Clear Standard Glass (3/16 clear, tempered glass without the logo stamp..and...made without the green color for a clearer view of your playfield and more light transmission that enhances your lighting and colors!) $85 plus shipping and packaging

Bob's Ultimate Pinball Glass (1/4" clear, tempered glass without the logo stamp...and...made without the green color for a clearer view of your playfield and more light transmission that enhances your lighting and colors...and...thicker, stronger glass that adds more depth to the look...and...decorative beveled edges.) $110 plus packaging and shipping

visit pinballglass.com to place your order or ask any questions

_{Post edited by Phoog : price correction}

#2 11 years ago

EDH

TigerLaw

Pinside Moderator

Jennings, LA

14y 224K 20,098 24 240

Good luck with your new venture. How does your ultimate level glass compare with the PDI glass or Invisiglass? Obviously, you win the pricing battle by a wide margin...how about the performance?

#3 11 years ago

TDA

The_Dude_Abides

Pinside Moderator

Northern California, CA

14y 137K 9,468 151

Quoted from TigerLaw:
Good luck with your new venture. How does your ultimate level glass compare with the PDI glass or Invisiglass? Obviously, you win the pricing battle by a wide margin...how about the performance?

http://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/pdi-vs-bobs-ultimate-aka-phoogs-pinball-glass-face-off

#4 11 years ago

DEY

absocountry2

Pinside member

Wasilla, AK

13y 82,050 7,424 29 72

What glass has the green tint?

#5 11 years ago

JGI

John_I

Space Coast Pinball

19y 179K 9,068

Quoted from absocountry2:
What glass has the green tint?

Most/all normal pinball glass has the green tint. It is very slight. If you lean four or five pieces of glass up against a white wall and look through them all at the same time it is much more visible.

John

#6 11 years ago

BOB

Phoog

Inactive member

San Tan Valley, AZ

12y 22,650 244 3

High dollar aquariums are made with this glass. High end museum showcases are made with this glass. I've gotten the cost so low it is crazy! The green tint in regular glass will never appear slight again if you see it next to the Super-clear or Ultimate glass. The increase in light and color is so improved. The standard glass is almost like playing with low-tint sunglasses on.

#7 11 years ago

B R

BLACK_ROSE

Pinside member

Lexington, NC

14y 116K 8,818 3 60

$ 37.00 .. How much is Ship-n and packing ?

#8 11 years ago

FRX

Frax

Pinside member

Conyers, GA

12y 103K 16,662 2 9

"Decorative" beveled edges? Isn't that kind of a misnomer since they HAVE to be beveled to fit in the channel?

I already read a review of this glass compared against invisiglass and JJP glass, but come on, that's really pushing the boundaries of sales description IMO to call it "decorative".

#9 11 years ago

MSO

Nibbles

Pinside member

12y 82,800 2,183 63

Quoted from BLACK_ROSE:
How much is Ship-n and packing ?

x2, really curious

#10 11 years ago

B R

BLACK_ROSE

Pinside member

Lexington, NC

14y 116K 8,818 3 60

Naa,,, I get Glass for $ 30 to $ 35 a Sheet delivered ... Was just wondering

#11 11 years ago

JEF

Jeff_PHX_AZ

Pinside member

Mesa, AZ

12y 48,150 2,055 1

OP
Quoted from Phoog:
Pinball Glass for sale!
Don't hassle with that local glass company. Get it delivered to your front door.
Standard Pinball Glass (3/16 clear, tempered glass without the logo stamp) $37 plus shipping and packaging
Super-Clear Standard Glass (3/16 clear, tempered glass without the logo stamp..and...made without the green color for a clearer view of your playfield and more light transmission that enhances your lighting and colors!) $85 plus shipping and packaging
Bob's Ultimate Pinball Glass (1/4" clear, tempered glass without the logo stamp...and...made without the green color for a clearer view of your playfield and more light transmission that enhances your lighting and colors...and...thicker, stronger glass that adds more depth to the look...and...decorative beveled edges.) $120 plus packaging and shipping
visit pinballglass.com to place your order or ask any questions

I got a sheet of regular glass from phoog, and was happy about it. Phoog is in my local area which was a huge plus. and local glass shops wanted $55 and up for a sheet of tempered glass. Great guy to deal with.

#12 11 years ago

RDW

ReWrite

Pinside member

Riverside, CA

11y 18,400 67

I have to ask, what's the difference between your standard glass and the local shop? Anything in particular, or just your price? Great price for the glass, but after your s/h it's $34 more expensive for widebody than walking down the street. I've never had to purchase glass before, so this is 110% me not knowing anything about glass, and not at all trolling over your prices or anything.

#13 11 years ago

JEF

Jeff_PHX_AZ

Pinside member

Mesa, AZ

12y 48,150 2,055 1

Quoted from ReWrite:
I have to ask, what's the difference between your standard glass and the local shop? Anything in particular, or just your price? Great price for the glass, but after your s/h it's $34 more expensive for widebody than walking down the street. I've never had to purchase glass before, so this is 110% me not knowing anything about glass, and not at all trolling over your prices or anything.

From what I can tell is that it does not have alot of green color in the regular sheets. Put his new sheet up against the old scratched one I replaced and the old one the green was very apparent on Phoog's regular sheet it's almost clear around the edges where you see the green. I'am thankful for him to be local in my area, with a great product.

#14 11 years ago

BOB

Phoog

Inactive member

San Tan Valley, AZ

12y 22,650 244 3

Packaging is $15 and shipping varies of course with location. Nibbles I would guess your shipping is about $25. That is very cheap when you consider the price of gas and the value of your time. I just know how most glass companies treat people with small orders. Most likely you will not be a top priority and with a special request like "no logo" there is a good possibilty of a mistake that you may have to live with or will delay getting your glass.

#15 11 years ago

BOB

Phoog

Inactive member

San Tan Valley, AZ

12y 22,650 244 3

Quoted from Frax:
"Decorative" beveled edges? Isn't that kind of a misnomer since they HAVE to be beveled to fit in the channel?

I already read a review of this glass compared against invisiglass and JJP glass, but come on, that's really pushing the boundaries of sales description IMO to call it "decorative".

If it was just to fit in the channel I would make the bevel as small as possible so it doesn't show. This beveled edge is one inch so 3/4 of it shows looks very decorative. But, of course, everyone is entitled to an opinion and yours is noted and respected.

#16 11 years ago

???

BVM

Blocked

12y 892

Taken off his website & I quote:

"Shipping
We offer the following shipping options: UPS and it comes with insurance! I'm still working on an accurate shipping calculator to calculate shipping to your exact location. As of now shipping and handling are a $50 charge and if your shipping is less you will receive a refund for the difference. If you would rather have your shipping accurately calculated from the beginning then please order through email or fax. Please call for quotes on crating and shipping large quantities. Thanks!"

#17 11 years ago

MSO

Nibbles

Pinside member

12y 82,800 2,183 63

Phoog, do you do wide body glass too? Need some new glass for a TZ

#18 11 years ago

BOB

Phoog

Inactive member

San Tan Valley, AZ

12y 22,650 244 3

Quoted from Nibbles:
Phoog, do you do wide body glass too? Need some new glass for a TZ

Yes I sure do. $43 each plus packaging of $15 and shipping of approx $30 I would guess.

#19 11 years ago

FRX

Frax

Pinside member

Conyers, GA

12y 103K 16,662 2 9

OP
Quoted from Phoog:
Frax said:"Decorative" beveled edges? Isn't that kind of a misnomer since they HAVE to be beveled to fit in the channel?
I already read a review of this glass compared against invisiglass and JJP glass, but come on, that's really pushing the boundaries of sales description IMO to call it "decorative".
If it was just to fit in the channel I would make the bevel as small as possible so it doesn't show. This beveled edge is one inch so 3/4 of it shows looks very decorative. But, of course, everyone is entitled to an opinion and yours is noted and respected.

Okay, fair enough. Not sure it's something I would want to see, but acceptable explanation. The review made it seem like it was purely functional from what I remember.

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