replacement windshield for Roadking
I cut my down on my King as well. Wasn't real excited to start cutting it down myself, but worst case scenario you screw up, and you buy a new windshield. Which is something you were going to do anyways. So i would at least give it a shot and make sure to liberally use painters tape on everything
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I stopped in Westminster Auto Glass yesterday and they said they would do my shield for $50 but cautioned that although it would be a smooth clean cut, it would not look as good as the stock shield. Still might be worth the $50 to try it. by the time i buy all the various grits and a super smooth jigsaw blade, I'll have $20 in it at least anyhow
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Bought a 18" Clear View makes lot of fun, with a Police Air it would be perfect, without a PA 16" would be better.
But watch the used Material most aftermarked are Arcrylic, OEM's are made by Lexan.
Material makes quite a difference if "**** happens" but when it happens there are other things you have to worry.
But watch the used Material most aftermarked are Arcrylic, OEM's are made by Lexan.
Material makes quite a difference if "**** happens" but when it happens there are other things you have to worry.
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