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There was a guy on a Facebook group looking for a backglass for this game. Would be great if you could send the glass to BGResto and have him reproduce it.
That's a hot take. Care to elaborate?BG resto is a hack.
That's a hot take. Care to elaborate?BG resto is a hack.
Man, what's up with the monitor being screen down in the cabinet like that?
Good plan. Although, that looked concerning.It seems to be ok, it looks like it might have fallen. It was sitting on the transformer when I picked it up, I took it out to transport. Pretty good screen burn. I need to put my CRT tester on it and see if its ok.
Yea I know what his product looks like. If you read his website it says right on the front page that he doesn't silk screen. Looks better than a completely trashed or missing glass. Sorry you didn't do any research first and then got mad at the guy.You guys know that BGresto is just translights glued to the back of glass right?
my DE Phantom of the Opera had some scratches around the display window like a lot of them do, my friend who owned it at the time sent it to BGresto to fix it.
He scanned the front of the glass, front mask art included, and scraped off the ENTRIE back of the backglass. Loosing the rotten face of the fantom. He then printed out the art on a translight that glued and taped to the back of the glass.
The translight is yellowed and dark that I have super bright blue white LEDS behind it and it barely looks lit up. And when the mask flashers go off the face reveal through the mask is completely ruined because the art is lost.
So no, I would not send shit bgresto.
Dude you're a jackass.Yea I know what his product looks like. If you read his website it says right on the front page that he doesn't silk screen. Looks better than a completely trashed or missing glass. Sorry you didn't do any research first and then got mad at the guy.
Dude you're a jackass.
I knew he was a hack. Re read my post. My buddy is the one who used him. I wouldn't let him touch anything of mine, and I would give him a cent.
Once I can find a replacement backglass the one he ruined is going in the trash.
How is the Glass Repaired?
The process for repairing/restoring a glass is multiple steps. After the artwork is scanned and clean up on the computer (both the front color layer and the back mask layer), the color layer is printed on a special paper. Then the back lit mask layer is printed on a clear mylar. The area of the glass to be restored is scrapped clean (or if the glass is a total loss, a new tempered sheet of glass of the proper thickness and size is used), and the two prints laid on the glass. Last the glass is put into a vacuum oven. The vacuum sucks out the air bubbles, forcing the new artwork onto the glass. Then the heat is applied melting the color layers to the glass, bonding it permanently to the glass. This gives an excellent repair that is extremely durable (though the glass should still not be subjected to extreme cold temperatures.) Note we do NOT print a translite film and sandwich it between glass – our process is much more sophisticated, and generates a top notch commercial product.