When cleaning and "shopping" out a machine thoroughly, does anyone else agree that new glass is a must to really highlight the work that has been done?
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When cleaning and "shopping" out a machine thoroughly, does anyone else agree that new glass is a must to really highlight the work that has been done?
When cleaning and "shopping" out a machine thoroughly, does anyone else agree that new glass is a must to really highlight the work that has been done?
a new glass makes a HUGE difference and does showcase all the playfield work you did. if one is really scratched i will replace it. or if a game goes into my personal collection at home i will put a new one on. NEVER EVER EVER EVER pay $50-60 a sheet!!!!!! other than that i usually leave the old glass on and clean it with razor blade, steel wool then see EXACTLY how bad it is. i would rather settle with 10 games with nasty ass glasses that have been cleaned to the best they will look because 10 x $20 a sheet is $200......for $200 you can buy a whole another pinball machine..................
if its an a list game or a rare old wedgehead or woodrail id say to get one......or if you shopped out a game and EVERYTHING came out perfect then id splurge and get a new glass......
dont forget its only glass.....and you can buy glass anywhere, all the time.......if you dont get it now you can always get glass another time