OU Flight
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I would take an Elektra pinball backglass if you can do those.
1 Off GLASS Marquees and Bezels
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joeycuda
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There's been an ongoing saga on RGP with a guy trying to reprint backglasses using a direct ink method. It gets complicated when you have to apply a light blocking layer and/or the mirroring. I think some Stern - Seawitch backglasses were made and sold.
hucklebuck73
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Rich, love what your doing and as always I have to ask for a Galaga 88 bezel please......Maybe a one off Gyruss marquee would be interesting. Thanks, Jake
charger
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Empire Strikes Back. One sized for the cockpit. It will look nice with the new side art.
88mph
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I'd also suggest the two smaller marquees for the Spy Hunter cockpit. I'm looking forward to the large back glass.
Taito bezels.... Front Line, Tin Star, Wild Western and Alpine Ski.
+1 on Galaga 88!
darinjacobs
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Some of these titles will be screened. If I could get my printers to catch up on projects already in the que we could get to them
Most prominent would be ICB
Most prominent would be ICB
sdoyle23
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+100000000000000000000000000000 for icb!
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I desperately need a Bally Space Time pinball backglass, so I'd put in my vote for that...
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Can you do this on plexiglas as well
Or only glass?
Or only glass?
I'm wondering how well it will adhere to the glass...? From what I understand, glass is nearly impossible to get ink to stick to, since it's non-porous...?
If this works, awesome will not come close to describing it.
Me too - rescuing one now - found a good playfield and need backglass - plexi or glass is ok - translight is workable as well. Anything would be better than what I have.
Bill
I'm wondering how well it will adhere to the glass...? From what I understand, glass is nearly impossible to get ink to stick to, since it's non-porous...?
If this works, awesome will not come close to describing it.
He is printing it on a clear adhesive film and applying it to the glass. If done correctly it should be really hard to tell the difference.
darinjacobs
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I'm wondering how well it will adhere to the glass...? From what I understand, glass is nearly impossible to get ink to stick to, since it's non-porous...?
If this works, awesome will not come close to describing it.
Ive done inkjet to glass for some custom projects and it adheres well. It's not the same as screen printing but acceptable when you cant afford to screen a whole run of them.
Roadrunner000
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I'd be interested in seeing this done for a cocktail glass or two..especially a custom multi pac where screening would be too expensive..
Gotcha. That makes a lot more sense.
