I'd be happy to order more from you. I just wanted to test a couple to make sure they are going to do what I need them to.

as for the bally Williams machines, I was just about to order some of those lollipop rails from https://pinballsidemirrors.com/product/williams-side-rails/

but if your saying they won't fit with your protectors, I guess I won't buy the lollipop rails then.

Will there be a run for Bally/Williams machines?

I put these on my Elvis. Thanks!!

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Thank you! That's always my intention. If I own it, I want it to shine! Hell, if you think the outside is nice, you should see all I've done to the playfield.

In for two sets!

Do these protect against UV as well?

hey, am I supposed to put the protector over the carriage bolt or do I need to drill out new holes for them. like on iron man there are two carriage bolts on the side. there are no holes on the protector

never mind, it goes over the bolts with no issues. looks really good, going to install the other one I bought next week, going to get these on all my newer machines first. you will definitely be hearing from me soon, great product!
just checked your store, when do you expect to get some more in? B/W and more Sterns

Added over 6 years ago: ok, finished number two. looks great.

one with flash, one without.

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If you do another run of B/W I'll take 3 of em.

Only just saw these.

Have you really got a patent on this as there was prior art in jjp radcals and also my home brand povcals ;p

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/hobbit-owners-thread/page/45#post-3410837

already installed, forgot to take an after pic with the trim and button on it.
for anyone buying these, they are great and give piece of mind. I had to clean up a beer spill the other day on one of my machines.

couple install tips, if they are shipped rolled. they tend to fold out away from the game, roll them back up the other way for a little while and that usually cancels out the plastic bending outwards. using a dremel with a grinding stone helps a lot if there is a little bit of overage on the front. also using that double sided tape that cliffy uses on his parts, can help a lot getting it completely flat https://www.amazon.com/3M-Adhesive-Transfer-467MP-Multiple/dp/B00P26Z04I . So after you tighten the legs it stays in place and doesn't crink up.

I mainly used the tape right behind the legs after I stretch the plastic to make it as flat as possible. I used a NEW x-acto knife blade to carefully cut the excess tape off so it didn't extend beyond the plastic.
It also makes it much much easier if you can get the game completely off the ground using a lift of some sort.
take the trim off and line everything up, put the tape on the legs and the button to hold it in place. only after that do you drill the pilot holes through the plastic sheet (if you have lollipop rails). Also if the game has those plastic leg cabinet protectors, take them off and put them over this protector. Drill the pilot holes first after it's completely lined up. this will keep the protector flat.

I try to get my stuff as close to perfect as I can though. you may not mind a little crink.

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one other thing since stern doesn't flush mount there tournament button anymore on new games. You will need to add a hole or cut the protector accordingly.

np,
for anyone interested in a lift. I have is a harbor freight special with some plumbing pipe to extend the handles, so you can still use the handle bars when you lift it. tried copper pipe first since it was easier to get the pieces together soldering wise. They bent after about 10 uses.
make sure you have some hydraulic fluid just in case, I had a few issues with mine in the beginning.
we use it ALL THE TIME, if I had to go back and redo it. I'd probably get the one that doesn't go as high, since I would assume it would probably be more stable when it lifts. Guess the one added benefit of a higher lift, is you can get a game off a trailer that doesn't have a lift gate (though I wouldn't take the risk). or if you have one of those jacked up trucks?!

remember though this is made in china, on means the breaks are off and off means the breaks are on.

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Interested.

Registered today, just so I could post on this thread. I would order a set of protectors if you did another run. Thanks!

I'm also interested in a Bally/Williams set if you were to do another run of these.

Just checking in. You still making these? Would like one for my JJP GnR

Do you ever get an answer to this? My location by me installs them on all their pins.

Are these still being made? Would like them as well.