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On the bright side, shipping is only $21.21 for 1 sheet.
Hope it works
Product Qty Unit Price Ext Price
SP45 High Definition Anti-Reflection Pinball Glass
1 $239.99 $239.99
Subtotal: $239.99
Shipping & Handling: $21.21 +
Tax: $0.00 +
Order Total: $261.20 =
Quoted from goatdan:I agree with this completely. While I actually do have fluorescent lighting above my games at the moment, that's because I havent yet pulled them down. I'd love to see the difference in an exposed backbox and how it could do.
If I decide to leave the fluorescent lights above my pins, I may reconsider my want to purchase some of this.
If I'm not mistaken, I'm under the assumption florescent lights promote fade, you might want to change them.
They'd probably be cheaper than PDI.
Quoted from Toasterdog:Is this shipping? And if so, how long did it take?
I think I ordered almost 4 weeks ago.
They were out of stock until the 15th. Glass is now shipping and I received mine on Wednesday but it is 1 day shipping to here.
BTW, As a nay sayer old school guy who believed glass is glass I'm pleasantly surprised. I don't have any Invisiglass or PDI to compare it too, but I put it on my CCC and in my lighting situation it's awesome. Machines with regular tempered on each side, I can't believe the difference. To me, it was so... good it's bad, really bad.
This is my 1st piece, 25 machines set up and I want more....
Has anyone compared it to PDI yet?
Great!
I can't wait for your comparison to PDI and Invisiglass. From all I've read, PDI seems to be superior so far.
Only 4 more color displays to get and the glass has to be next.
It will get expensive... Oh well still way cheaper then racing.
Thanks for the comparison and the good news.
And $20 shipping to Mi. is pretty awesome too.
But... this is now going to get expansive, time to order more.
I hope they would do wide bodies next.
I got mine directly from Stern. $21.21 shipping to Mi. 3 1/4" X 25 1/2" X 48" Heavy cardboard box. Expanding foam in all 4 corners and a little protection in the middle. Got here just fine even after what looks like they dropped it on a corner, but not really that hard. Nice glass.
Quoted from Rdoyle1978:How do you know if you've installed it correctly? I guess I've only taken the glass off my TH once, I assume I put it back in properly, because it looks incredible!
The images I've seen posted recently have way more reflection on them - but I suppose the angle has to be taken into account as well. Would love some anti reflective glass on my DW
It really doesn't matter which way you install it, top and bottom are the same.
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