Changing glass on a candy cab: anything I need to know?

NeoEsZ

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It's all in the title. Has anyone here changed glass in a candy cab before? Anything I should keep in mind outside of getting a slab of glass cut to size?
 
Rot

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NeoEsZ said:
It's all in the title. Has anyone here changed glass in a candy cab before? Anything I should keep in mind outside of getting a slab of glass cut to size?
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Yeah... post in correct forum..

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Chempop

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That glass is really just a monitor, it's not a glass window into the beyond.

p.s. you have 666 posts.
 
BanishingFlatsAC

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Chempop said:
That glass is really just a monitor, it's not a glass window into the beyond.

p.s. you have 666 posts.
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Depends on what cab you have. A lot of the older metal candies have a piece of tinted/ regular glass over the monitor.

My advice would be to use plexi instead of real glass. You can get it with a slight tiny and it will really make the colors pop on the monitor.
 
NeoEsZ

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plexi is better than real glass huh? i would imagine the real glass would be more clear/less prone to tiny scratches
 
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