Replacement Boat Windshield Glass???

[eyexer]

I can't remember for sure but I think 3/16. have to use whatever thickness the glass was. We bought a sheet at Menards. Nothing special.

 

[defiant1]

Sounds good. Any issues with yellowing or scratching?

 

[ShootnBlanks]

None as of yet. Still nice and clear. I got whatever thickness was close match and used a fine tooth blade and cut with table saw rather than a knife. Went slow and did the job

 

[eyexer]

After they scratch up just take a micro mesh kit after it and you can remove the scratches.

 

[defiant1]

Got the plexiglass installed. Looks good to me and cheaper than the alternative.

 

[SturgDan]

I dobt know if this would fit?

Sir, Do you still have the left side?

 

[Taylorman55]

That looks just as good as factory. Nice work and saved a shit ton of money!

 

[fisherman2987]

04 Lund Fisherman 17' broken port side glass

I went to a local dealer and he said the last he checked for a Lund windshield was around $4000 not including installation or the center glass. Since you have to buy both sides--wondering if anyone had to replace the starboard side and may have the port (passenger) side.

 

[eyexer]

The only bad thing about plexy glass is it scratches easily. But you can bring it all back to new with sanding/polishing kits but it’s a little bit of work

 

[NDwalleyes]

Broken marine glass is a major pain. I bought a Flack Jaket windshield guard from Mild to Wild in Mandan for $350 or so. Great ND product that is worth the investment to prevent having to go down this rabbit hole!

 

[mikef]

The only bad thing about plexy glass is it scratches easily. But you can bring it all back to new with sanding/polishing kits but it’s a little bit of work

how much did you have to bend the glass for your windshield?

 

[eyexer]

how much did you have to bend the glass for your windshield?

90 degrees on a nice curve