[Tom Wesenberg]

My Dayton cabinet came with a double thickness glass lens. When it needed to be replaced I used 2 layers of single thickness glass because only the inside glass needs to be replaced and single thickness is cheaper. I get 4 or 5 pieces cut when I go to the hardware store, and this will last me several years.

Always try to blast so the media doesn't bounce off the glass.

4 years ago I replaced my regular bulb with the small curly fluorescent bulb and have not had to replace it yet. The old bulbs were shot as soon as any sand hit the glass.