Reply to "Is door "vent" glass tempered or safety???"

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Originally posted by George P:
Larry Stock will sell plexiglass replacements for the "vent window glass". You can drill the plexiglass all you want.

The plexiglass option sounds good but it scratches, becomes opaque, cracks, and is wobbly. It is probably more practical to glue a mirror to the stock glass using epoxy or silicon. I am in the process of replacing plexiglass with genuine glass on a new project because you cannot see through it to the mirrors. The plexiglass is cracked even though the car was stored inside. The mirrors on the car are Colt and I do not see an issue with gluing them to the glass. I had success for 10 years on a previous car with similar mirrors using epoxy. My friend has had similar success with silicon.

2/27/187:58 PM

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