finally got this after looking for ages

[pinball god]

got myself a minty as can get embryon back glass. I haven't had a major close look but when I saw it I just took the opportunity. It will look real nice in my game once I figure how to remove the channelling from my original backglass. if anyone has firm methods on doing this, I would really appreciate the tip.

special thanks to a member for finding this for me.

[Crashramp]

  well done Rob! That glass looks sensational.

[pinball god]

Thanks mate, not a scratch, bubble, lift or leopard spotting to be seen. Mightily happy.

[ddstoys]

Looks good mate Chanel is easy to get off just grab a hammer and hit it just right ;)

[pinball god]

Looks good mate Chanel is easy to get off just grab a hammer and hit it just right ;)

hmmmmm I might just try that. Can you recommend a good brand of supa glue?

[Retropin]

Channel is held on with double sided tape... you can slide a blade down to cut through the foam and the channel will come away. It will leave some foam/ sticky on the glass though which in all honesty is best left alone

[GORGAR 1]

 Nice one a Rob very nice  I just used a blade on one of mine and then just pulled it off good luck 

Peter

[pinball god]

Thank you guys will give it a go. I thought of applying a little heat but was concerned about it.

[MartyJ]

Might pay just to grab a new set Rob.  Not that expensive and not worth breaking old glass

[ktm450]

Very nice mate 

[pinnies4me]

Channel is held on with double sided tape... you can slide a blade down to cut through the foam and the channel will come away. It will leave some foam/ sticky on the glass though which in all honesty is best left alone

I followed this same advice from Gav a while back for a Firepower backglass, worked fine, issue is getting the blade into the tiny gap and not breaking it off.

That glass looks really nice, well done!

[goodolddays]

That glass looks really nice . Would have been a hard one to find I imagine .

I have the job of removing a backglass channel coming up soon . First time for me .

[Steve2010]

Very nice glass.  This glass was produced in at least two different shades - purple being the common one, and rarer is the blue one.

Personally I would leave the original channel and trim on the first glass, and buy new for this one.  BTW, what was the condition of the first glass like?

[pinball god]

Might pay just to grab a new set Rob.  Not that expensive and not worth breaking old glass

cost not an issue, where can I get a set or two? Does Greg supply or do I need to go os? Thanks mate

[pinball god]

Very nice glass.  This glass was produced in at least two different shades - purple being the common one, and rarer is the blue one.

Personally I would leave the original channel and trim on the first glass, and buy new for this one.  BTW, what was the condition of the first glass like?

I will post some pictures of it as a comparison once I get this nice one off my floor and secured on the game