Canandaigua, NY
I agree they play very similar to having a PF protector on a game.
Wish they offered more games, keep them coming!
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Quoted from HoakyPoaky:I'm not a fan of playfield protectors, but I think it's inaccurate to suggest that hardtops & protectors are similar. Playfield protectors are a very thin, flexible sheet of plastic with a dull suface. It can dull the colors of the playfield. Gameplay on playfield protectors can be effected by a host of factors, such as cupped inserts, dust & debris that gets under the protector, etc. A hardtop is a hard flat durable surface. It shines like a newly clearcoated playfield. The colors pop. There's nothing on the surface that can effect the ball movement. It's all the things a playfield protector isn't.
IDK you can tell what camp I'm in. I'm looking forward to installing mine on my MH.
I didn't say it was similar, I said it plays very similar.
Also a PF protector is not dull.
Quoted from jawjaw:Didn't realize these glued to the pf. I thought they just dropped right over. I imagine if you manufactured pins with hardtops from the start you could screw them down in places to make them easier to remove.
Their self adhesive, I think if they were screwed down, there would be nothing to keep the dirt out,
and screws would probably make it bow, and never lay totally flat.
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