GameyMcGame
Well-known member
Anyone make them? What did you use? I know they are only like $10 but hey, $10 is $10
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Kim
Wrong Crowd Productions.com
I would love to see a similar glare free glass! The PDI stuff is crazy priced. $85 a sheet would be awesome!
Pretty much everything from Pinball Decals is crazy priced.
Yep. Makes you wonder how much this stuff will cost when someone who prices their stuff reasonably starts to sell it.
Yep. Makes you wonder how much this stuff will cost when someone who prices their stuff reasonably starts to sell it.
Kim's not doing this for the money.
I was refferiing to the comment stevenp61 made about the price of PDI glass from pinballdecals, not the anti-glare film that wrong crowd sells. Sorry for the confusion. I'm all for the $5-$10 a piece anti-glare film that people sell, hell I'd like to try it myself. I'm not o.k. with the $300+ a sheet that pinballdecals sell PDI playfield glass for. They need a domestic competitior selling that stuff IMO.
The issue I see with nushield is that it is not actually attached to the glass like a film, but is secured on the edges. Imagine the dirt between your plastic backglass and the actual glass being over your whole playfield. The sagging of the film in the middle. That is the deal breaker for me.