motochris

I had the idea of putting lexan windows in my 88 hb. how would I go about doing this or would it even work with the curves? I would like to do all windows.

Ravage70

is this ur daily?
if it is, have fun looking through foggy windows all day long :P

motochris

yes it is

Why would they be foggy?

bumblezc

Lexan likes to turn foggy when it is exposed to UV over a long time.

Unless you get the REALLY Expensive stuff. and I mean REALLY expensive. We've worked with it at work, but It will still fog over time.

absolutezroo

i think it needs to be heat streched somehow to make the curves..i think it would be a pain to make your own

Honda16hb

does plexiglass fog up too? I only have 3 windows left in the parts car (windshield, hatch window, and right rear window) and I'd like to strip that bitch down and put plexiglass windows in.

bumblezc

Don't really know, but I would assume, UV likes to break down basically anything. At a Co-op placement for college we would spend HOURS UV testing material because it was a texile place. Eventually, any plastic will break down due to UV. That why you dash fade, your seats, your pant, and so on.

Spenser

you can drape form lexan with aheat gun and your oringal windows, works good

Bone1

a old pizza oven works also for drape forming.

Instead of 500F just use 200F temp settings.