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

bosswrenchMember

There are several types of plexiglas or Lucite. What we need for automotive use is UV-stabilized acrylic so the window does not 'sun-craze'. And tightening the mirror-screws too tight will stress-crack acrylics, too. The major gain is, the stuff is cheap: when I made my first set of front quarter windows some 18 yrs ago, I made five of each side. I just installed the last of that 1st batch, each of which cost me $3.

3/1/1812:24 AM

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