BAJA WILL

I am looking for a dealer/dist. that has the thin mirror Plexi Glass in purple. I am going to put it in the engine comp. and can't find any local person who has it or where to get it?

If anyone knows please share

WILL

BAJA WILL

TTT

WOW no one know where to get this stuff????

Playn

I saw the stuff a while back. You could get the reflected material tinted as well. I'll try to find the link

Fever500

Will..

What's up, dude?

I have been looking for a supplier/fabricator to do a fairing for my boat and ran across these sites....

Start here:
Plastic Fabricator

or here:

Plastic Materials

Talk to ya!

JUSTONCE

You can get plastic mirror at home depot. I don't know about purple though. You could prolly use purple window tint on it.?

Tim G.

My Mirror plex CRACKED!
F' it.

BAJA WILL

Thanks Guys,

I actually found two places that have it, one in NY and A&G Plastics in Houston. They have about 8 colors to choose from, its actually made from "Lucite" I think thats a Dupont Knock off???

A&G is sending me samples of the purple and blue.

4X8 Sheet Purple $141, Blue $116

Now I need to choose what color, my boat is Purple, Lipstick "pink", and Yellow, But the 500 is Blue?????

Hey Kevin, I may have to visit Lake Norman, its rained here every weekend since I moved back from FL

Thanks
WILL

mcollinstn

"clear" mirror plex is aroind $75 for a 4'x8'.

Be sure to use rubber washers beneath the screw heads and between the plex and a hard surface. Otherwise it WILL crack.

GE silicone caulk is good to put a thick bead in S shapes between it also. The GE isn't too hard to remove if you need to, and it keeps the plex from developing harmonic vibrations that can also cause it to crack.

BAJA WILL

Mcollision

Thanks for the input, I think I am going to try the 3M two sided tape to hold it? If that doesn't hold then I will drill, and use rubber spacers.

Thanks

Will

mcollinstn

2-sided cellophane or paper tape will hold until it gets warm and gasoline vapors loosen it up. It will then fall on top of your motor.

The 2-sided FOAM tape is a better bet. Like anything else, surface prep with solvent will maximize the tape's bond. Butyl rubber tape with acrylic adhesive works well also.

I would have a difficult time trusting the "normal" 2-sided tape, though.