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Love that tim great idea ... question why would you need to remove the windows .... I understand damaged but the way nitro was talking it was more frequent ... I'm sorry if I read it wrong nitro ... ?
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| Posted 12/30/2013 12:35:10 PM |
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crow23462 (12/30/2013)
Love that tim great idea ... question why would you need to remove the windows .... I understand damaged but the way nitro was talking it was more frequent ... I'm sorry if I read it wrong nitro ... ?
They are typically Lexan which can scratch easily
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| Posted 12/30/2013 5:38:48 PM |
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That's one of the drawbacks of Lexan (polyvinylcarbonate) is just that: scratches.
I would look into protective window films by such companies as 3M and see if there is anything compatible. It may save you some time and headaches down the road.
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| Posted 12/30/2013 8:09:54 PM |
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| Posted 12/30/2013 8:32:16 PM |
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| Posted 12/30/2013 10:14:09 PM |
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Are you incorporating anything from the process car photos
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| Posted 12/30/2013 10:18:37 PM |
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crow23462 (12/30/2013)
Are you incorporating anything from the process car photos
Not sure I understand the question, or know of the photos you're referring to
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| Posted 12/31/2013 2:01:42 AM |
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| I am pretty sure Dupont/Duramix makes a epoxy that holds well below that temp. I know what your taking about in extreme cold that is why I went to full metal gun doors.
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| Posted 12/31/2013 9:08:16 AM |
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Nitro (12/31/2013)
I am pretty sure Dupont/Duramix makes a epoxy that holds well below that temp.
I know what your taking about in extreme cold that is why I went to full metal gun doors.
Yup, I'm going the full metal door route as well. My current doors look like bananas 
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| Posted 12/31/2013 11:41:33 PM |
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I understand that some materials which certain composites are comprised have varying rates of expansion and contraction caused by environmental conditions. But, I didn't think it would be that severe for epoxy based components.
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