Will P2K work with anti glare pdi playfield glass? Pinball 2000

[SaBbRa CaDaBra]

It would be good for overhead lighting, but bad for the the monitor I
guess. Anybody use it?

[waltr]

I wouldn't think it would work at all.
Pin 2000 glass is totally different, plus the sizes are different


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[Mr. 68]

It won’t work but Glare Guards do for the main problem, translite glare.
Check out the pictures provided by a customer.
http://tinyurl.com/2bgcjjx

Kim
http://www.WrongCrowdProductions.com/
http://tinyurl.com/7q8q856
CARGPB #36


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Mr. 68

[Mike Gervasi]

On May 25, 2:54 am, SaBbRa CaDaBra <generalemailacco...@hotmail.com>
wrote:

> It would be good for overhead lighting, but bad for the the monitor I
> guess.  Anybody use it?

It would not work. P2K relies on the top half being reflective. you
MUST use the p2k glass.
As people have said a Pinzero DMD glare guard installed upside down
works perfectly to remove all the translite glare.

[SaBbRa CaDaBra]

On May 25, 8:03 am, Mr. 68 <m...@q.com> wrote:
> It won’t work but Glare Guards do for the main problem, translite glare.
> Check out the pictures provided by a customer.http://tinyurl.com/2bgcjjx
>

> Kimhttp://www.WrongCrowdProductions.com/http://tinyurl.com/7q8q856

> CARGPB #36
>
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> Mr. 68
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Yeah it looks like the glare guards do a great job to eliminate the
translite reflection. The rest of the playfield still gets the
overhead glare though. I think there might need to be a specialty
piece of pdi anti glare glass made for the P2K games. It would be
smaller obviously, and would only be treated on the lower part of the
playfield glass.

[Jazman]

Due to the price, the market for PDI glass is pretty small. To make it
even smaller with a special Pin2K glass would very likely be no business
case to do so.

Jaz

Pinballnewsgroupreader;1945684 Wrote:

> On May 25, 8:03*am, Mr. 68 <m... (AT) q (DOT) com> wrote:
> > It won’t work but Glare Guards do for the main problem, translite

> glare..

> > Check out the pictures provided by a
> customer.http://tinyurl.com/2bgcjjx
> >
> > Kimhttp://www.WrongCrowdProductions.com/http://tinyurl.com/7q8q856
> > CARGPB #36
> >
> > --
> > Mr. 68

> > This USENET post sent from *http://rgparchive.com

>
> Yeah it looks like the glare guards do a great job to eliminate the
> translite reflection. The rest of the playfield still gets the
> overhead glare though. I think there might need to be a specialty
> piece of pdi anti glare glass made for the P2K games. It would be
> smaller obviously, and would only be treated on the lower part of the
> playfield glass.

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Jazman

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[Mr. 68]

On May 25, 10:41 am, SaBbRa CaDaBra <generalemailacco...@hotmail.com>
wrote:

> I think there might need to be a specialty
> piece of pdi anti glare glass made for the P2K games.  It would be
> smaller obviously, and would only be treated on the lower part of the
> playfield glass.

PDI glass with the P2K reflective coating? Anybody want to guess the
cost on that.
Yikes!

[AVP Pinball Division]

"Mr. 68" <Mr...@q.com> wrote in message
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On May 25, 10:41 am, SaBbRa CaDaBra <generalemailacco...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
> I think there might need to be a specialty
> piece of pdi anti glare glass made for the P2K games. It would be
> smaller obviously, and would only be treated on the lower part of the
> playfield glass.

>> PDI glass with the P2K reflective coating? Anybody want to guess the
>> cost on that.
>> Yikes!

>> Kim

A local tint shop to apply the reflective film to the PDI glass maybe?

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Pistol Pete