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Originally Posted by Wobble
(Post 4576304)
3M makes a film product that they marketed in London, UK to minimise flying glass injuries. I believe it was called scotchshield.
3M? Scotchshield? Safety & Security Window Films, Ultra Series for Commercial |
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f2 style
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Thanks guys. All good points. Like most accidents, it was a combination of random factors that caused it and agreed, I don't plan to run regularly in water liker that. However, I think I need to do something to improve what I have. I like both the fairing and the Scotshield suggestion. That video says it all. The fairing seems complicated, but looks pretty cool.
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I know someone that can make it out of something like Lexan, a buddy had the same thing happen as you and used this solution, PM me I can get his number
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Don't use Lexan. When it breaks it doesn't go to Little pieces. When it breaks it goes to machetes
Im saying as in a stock glass replacement. Getting a custom one made would be great. But Big $$$ |
Just my 2 cents but look at the way the windshields are made on the fastech. There are no supports from the frame back to the hull on the curved part. I almost dropped the glass out of 271 fastech in the ocean from the frame flexing like mad. Its a design issue
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F-2 style fairing. Glassdave winter project!
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Race fairing like on the 382 raceboats- I sent Alexa a photo.
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Yep..
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