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| wooowman93:
Please put up which you think is better not what you used |
| Blanka:
If the question is for screen covers: Glass If it is for CP's: aluminimum. |
| wooowman93:
for cps |
| NoOne=NBA=:
I'm partial to thin, velvet matte Lexan overlam. That, or silkscreened metal, is what you will find on all the old-school dedicated cabinets. The thicker (1/8") overlays always screamed cheap conversion kit to me. The advantage to using the thinner overlam is that it has a pebbled finish, so it doesn't show fingerprints and minor scratches the way that the polished finish does. |
| Franco B:
Lexan = Polycarbonate Plexiglass = Acrylic I would use acrylic as its tougher than polycarbonate. Polycarbonate machines/cuts easier but both materials machine well when using the right tools. A router with a small diamter cutter cuts beautifully. |
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