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On Feb 28, 5:02 pm, "NE Sailboat" wrote:
Thinking of replacing the lexan/port on the boat. I'm thinking that purchasing this stuff and getting it cut is the trick. Where does one go to find Lexan? Window places? Who carries it? And do they normally cut it for you? Hi: Did that project two years ago: six 7"x15" through bolted "deadlights" 3/8" polycarbonate = Lexan. Do shop around. I found prices vary wildly. THe cheepest place I found was a small glass shop that also had a contract with the local correctional insitution. Bad guyes = Lexan. The price diffrence was somthing on the order of $2.50 compared to $14.00 a square foot. Duhhh. I love Lexan. It takes a curve well without cracking like acrylic, easy to cut/drill, cheep if you find the right place. It even stops bullets! But need to use a silicon based adhesive/selant. There is some stuff called "structural" silicone that is totally HD. Dow Corning and others make it. Hve fun, I did! |