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Fountain38 07-27-2024 12:00 PM

Lexan windshield protection
 
Got a quick question! What do you guys use for windshield protection when towing? I have a Statement with a lexan windshield and we will be towing it 750 miles one way soon. Last time I used a product called Armor Guard. Although it worked good, it left lots of residue that was difficult to remove. I have looked at Dr Shrink Wrap but wondering if there is something really good out there that I’m missing. Thanks guys.

Fountain38 07-27-2024 12:01 PM

And I have no idea how the Pecan Windshield Protection got in the headlines. lol. Guess I’m a dumb ass

VetteLT193 07-27-2024 06:12 PM

I've used track Armour before. If you put it on dry there was no residue in my experience. Put it on wet like a real sticker there is residue. It looks like crap for the ride but gets the job done

Fountain38 07-27-2024 07:07 PM

Windshield protection
 
I appreciate the input. I’ll try it again.

Sydwayz 07-28-2024 07:17 PM

I've used this for paint protection when I've put my race car in the engine shop. Just make sure have the lexan clean and you should be fine. I recommend a product called "bead maker" to keep the lexan clean and slick.
Or you can use Kevin Schulte's product: https://a.co/d/idlC8tw (He's a member here.)

DO NOT leave the plastic on there longer than needed. And especially not in the sun. That's the ticket to getting stuff off without residue.


https://a.co/d/bzFHSMT


ICDEDPPL 07-29-2024 07:51 PM

Afraid of rock chips? or why in need of protection?

Fountain38 07-29-2024 09:17 PM

Lexan windshield
 

Originally Posted by Sydwayz (Post 4904339)
I've used this for paint protection when I've put my race car in the engine shop. Just make sure have the lexan clean and you should be fine. I recommend a product called "bead maker" to keep the lexan clean and slick.
Or you can use Kevin Schulte's product: https://a.co/d/idlC8tw (He's a member here.)

DO NOT leave the plastic on there longer than needed. And especially not in the sun. That's the ticket to getting stuff off without residue.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

https://a.co/d/bzFHSMT


the sun makes since. It would bake it on. I’ll order some of the stuff you recommended. I appreciate the help sir. Thank you.

Fountain38 07-29-2024 09:21 PM

Thank you for the links. I have already ordered the product off of Amazon. I sure appreciate the help once again.


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