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Aussie Pinball Forums => Technical Matters => Pinball Repairs / Problems & Assistance => Topic started by: Marty Machine on December 12, 2008, 12:23:11 AM
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Hi All,
Is there a secret cure to remove backglass/score reflections form the playfield glass?
Some games are near-impossible to play due to reflections interfering with playfield view.
It'd be better to play without playfield glass on some games, although noisy ^.^
Is there a polariser film or similar that can be applied to the backglass?
Thanx,
Marty.
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Have you got fluros above the pins ?
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didnt think all 3 upu got today had backglasses opps you mighten mean them
:lol :lol
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I'm talking more about pins in general, not necessarily mine.
I notice a lot that i play can be awkward to view at times.
Just thought there might be a solution somewhere.
Marty
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I too have noticed this with a lot of pins. What i do is turn up the ambient light a tad, and this usualy fixes the problem.
I find that to play in a darkened room, the light show looks really good, but not practical. Or....mabye im missing something @.@
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Not a solution to complete backglasses, but the DMD glare problem has a solution - see the "Pin Zero Glare Guard" here: www.ZonedOutPins.com
The fellow that makes them is Kim (Mr 68 on RGP) who is a top guy, we have regularly emailed over the years.
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I was thinking that putting small shelter guards under each score display would then stop the downward light hitting the playfield glass, although it's gonna be un-attractive !!!
just a thought.