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Who made these windshields?
80's era black coated aluminum, kind of hinged in the middle and at the outside corners for fitment.
My Power Play XLT had one, my Progression has one, and it looks the same as the Scarab S-type windshields. Trying to track down some vinyl glazing and the profiles at Taylormade and American Marine aren't matching up exactly. http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...rab-scarab.jpg |
Have you checked with stellar plastics on gratiot in the getto(7mile area)? They have done some nice work for me in the past few years.
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Originally Posted by Drake22.250
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Have you checked with stellar plastics on gratiot in the getto(7mile area)? They have done some nice work for me in the past few years.
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Called Stellar today, he said they don't carry glazing vinyl. He suggested Taylor Made, calling them tomorrow. Called American Marine and requested 3 samples that are in the ballpark, but not the same. Hopefully one works. The search will continue.
Here's what I'm looking for (crap pic but shows the profile). Long side is just shy of 3/4", short side is just shy of 1/2". http://i1342.photobucket.com/albums/...psxixuyor5.jpg 4th from left, top row is the closest I've found, but no dimensions and I don't know what company this is from- http://i1342.photobucket.com/albums/...psfrgg6lym.jpg |
Ok, updating this to help anyone having this issue in the future. The vinyl strip/gasket is referred to as window glazing. If you own a Scarab S-Type, Scarab Panther, PowerPlay XLT/Conquest, or older Progression with framed windshield, this may help you in the future if you decide to upgrade/recoat/reglaze your windshield.
I called American Marine/Pompanette and requested samples. Pics are below. TP-139 matched the current glazing profile the best and fit the tightest. TP-240 fits, but is a different profile, but it is likely what I'll use when I recoat and reglaze due to the fact I can easily install it myself. TP-686 fits after removing 1/8" from the rear rib, is a different profile, and will be more forgiving if the glass isn't dimensionally perfect in the frame. All three are available in black or white. The other samples shown wouldn't fit in the window track. http://i1342.photobucket.com/albums/...pshx4astbk.jpg http://i1342.photobucket.com/albums/...psgi1ylgw6.png http://i1342.photobucket.com/albums/...psawo4iybj.jpg http://i1342.photobucket.com/albums/...psdmgrphpc.jpg http://i1342.photobucket.com/albums/...pswvhmyy2a.jpg Griff, Sydwayz, Cash Bar- this thread can now be moved to the Resoration/Upgrades area, but please edit the title to include the word "glazing". |
very detailed post on your part and informative. Thanks
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Originally Posted by BUP
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very detailed post on your part and informative. Thanks
Now my next quandary is gloss black powder and polycarbonate, or all white to make it race fairing-ish. |
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