For a couple years, I've watched folks post here looking for Pin2k Glass, on the cheap.

The answers seemed to be the same. Get it from Marco or go to this guy who only sells it in person.

...And now I'm one of those folks..

I picked up a Pin2k machine at Free Play Florida over the weekend and I would like to adorn it with new-ish glass if at all possible. I, however, don't expect a limited production, low quality item to be the exact price of their non-coated, standard-sized counter parts..

Anyone know of a (shippable) NOS or nearly-new Pin2k Glass for sale? I'm on the Gulf Coast region of Alabama, so going to Allentown for one isn't really an option.

Did check with him, looks like he has a small supply but can't ship.
I can't really justify a 1900 mile trip for a couple sheets of glass. Ah, the joy of pinball restore!

Thanks for the info / though -- happy 'ballin'

BillD

I'm not really sure I understand everyone's hesitancy for shipping. (Aside from maybe the expense)
I get pin glass all the time and it never arrives damaged. I mean, glass is delivered all around the country, all the time to glass shops and the like. and usually that glass isn't tempered.

Anyway, I PMd ya. Seems like if packaging is the issue, I could send a single or double pack of playfield glass from pb life or marco for about $100. There's perfect packaging. Someone could keep a sheet, replace a sheet (or sandwhich the pin2k between them) and then boom, $50 to fedex and shipping mystery is solved.

I know where this is going. I'm totally going to have to throw some ridiculous stack of cash to a automative glass supplier and have 100 of these made for other folks trying to revive their Revenge / SW machines

For anyone else that finds a private seller willing to work with you, logistically, this seems to have worked well to get some pinball 2k glass from one side of the country to another, safely:

The deal is, pinballlife.com has some epic packaging for pinball glass. (Molded, foam-core corners and edges, big bubble wrap and decent cardboard)

So, I drop shipped a double pack of glass (I recommend double, not single, think in terms of structural support) to the seller, who then removed one sheet of the new glass, put in his very well-packed (taped in cardboard) pin2k sheet and sent the package of both to me.

I covered shipping, the cost of all glass involved. It was expensive but in my opinion, worth it to get a clean sheet of glass for my machine, without having to travel 1900 miles to get a sheet.