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<blockquote data-quote="Ctny" data-source="post: 268231" data-attributes="member: 7444"><p>Hello, I work at Haider Glass Specialties and this blog has been mentioned by a few customers in the past week so I thought that I could pop on and give some additional information. We do work on a lot of boats. Most of the time boat owners are coming to us because parts are not available or they are extremely expensive.&nbsp; Depending on the section that is broken, we would use glass or other materials. We generally do not use plexiglass because it is known to be brittle and break over time (especially with routine outdoor use). Plexiglass is also known to yellow. We have a material that we use that we are able to bend and that also has a UV coating that helps protect the material against yellowing.&nbsp; We are able to work with most boats and, many times, get them back to use within a short period of time and at a fraction of the cost of what the bent glass cost is.&nbsp; We would be happy to help if the need arises and we understand that the fishing/boating season is short so we put these types of projects at a high priority.&nbsp; I hope that I have answered the OP's question.&nbsp; Have a strong finish to the season!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Ctny, post: 268231, member: 7444"] Hello, I work at Haider Glass Specialties and this blog has been mentioned by a few customers in the past week so I thought that I could pop on and give some additional information. We do work on a lot of boats. Most of the time boat owners are coming to us because parts are not available or they are extremely expensive. Depending on the section that is broken, we would use glass or other materials. We generally do not use plexiglass because it is known to be brittle and break over time (especially with routine outdoor use). Plexiglass is also known to yellow. We have a material that we use that we are able to bend and that also has a UV coating that helps protect the material against yellowing. We are able to work with most boats and, many times, get them back to use within a short period of time and at a fraction of the cost of what the bent glass cost is. We would be happy to help if the need arises and we understand that the fishing/boating season is short so we put these types of projects at a high priority. I hope that I have answered the OP's question. Have a strong finish to the season! [/QUOTE]

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