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My Maxum 240SCR has had 2 cabin doors break in the last 2 yrs. The
first one I replaced with a stock door which was hard to find and costs $500. I would like to make a new one The original is around 24x48 translucent bronze polycarbonate (as I understand it) and 3/8" thick. What I am wondering is can I use white starboard in the same thickness? Will it be strong enough? If I go thicker, the lock won't fit properly (it sets on the top of the door and a cut-out). I can probably find polycarbonate and cut that, but am afraid of another breakage. |
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