Subject	I found his website.
Posted by	BooZted (Soon supercharged) on February 24, 2004 at 3:46 PM
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In Reply To	Wanna shed a lot of weight off your Z? posted by BooZted (Soon supercharged) on February 24, 2004 at 02:57 PM
Message	Its listed at the bottom of the post. Here is its description" *HIGHLY SCRATCH AND CHEMICAL RESISTANT (RESISTS VIGOROUS RUBBING WITH STEEL WOOL!) *50%-75% LIGHTER THAN GLASS *FLEXIBLE *SHATTERPROOF *HIGHER RESISTANCE TO PITTING THAN LEXAN *AVAILABLE IN OVERSIZE OR STOCK FIT *THE BEST IN OPTICAL CLARITY *CAN BE CLEANED WITH STANDARD GLASS CLEANER ( NO EXTRA POLISHES OR CLEANERS NEEDED) *EXCELLENT WATER SHEDDING CAPABILITIES (WATER BEADS UP AND BLOWS OFF CREATING FANTASTIC VISIBILTY) *WINDSHIELD WIPER FRIENDLY [ http://www.percyshp.com/speedracwin.html ]
Follow Ups	Wanna shed a lot of weight off your Z? - BooZted (Soon supercharged) 14:57:47 02/24/04 Lexan scratches and gets swirl marks like nothing else - ZEngineer 15:06:50 02/24/04 Especially if you ever had to use your wind shield wipers! - zxjpmzx 15:12:48 02/24/04 This is specially treated to not scratch or yellow. guarante - BooZted (Soon supercharged) 15:37:40 02/24/04 Yes there is scratch resistant polycarb out there, but the - BigTDogg (MA) 17:58:42 02/24/04 and gets polished very easily like nothing else :) - ScubaSteve 15:40:49 02/24/04 I'd be very interested. Do the replaced windows act the same - Bernie (OOParts International) 15:07:38 02/24/04 I dont know. I listed his email at the bottom of my post tho (n/m) - BooZted (Soon supercharged) 15:37:39 02/24/04 Wow, that is a great way to shed weight, but also - AsnFairladyZGirl 15:08:01 02/24/04 fishsticks. (n/m) - Kenny 15:16:10 02/24/04 w3rd (n/m) - Spee 17:26:02 02/24/04 quarter glass and side windows maybe - ZLover4Life 15:18:43 02/24/04 Is that DOT legal? (n/m) - bb300z(NoVA) 15:23:34 02/24/04 If it was, I'd think the automakers would have done - Dave N 15:31:04 02/24/04 I once rented a Tornado (sp) in Tucson around the late - zxjpmzx 15:37:50 02/24/04 Laminates are one thing, I believe GM has played with - Dave N 15:41:50 02/24/04 What you say makes sense. I saw the same type of - zxjpmzx 15:48:29 02/24/04 Sweet! I thought I was the only one who saw that! (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 18:03:29 02/24/04 email him, its at the bottom of my post, cause im not sure (n/m) - BooZted (Soon supercharged) 15:37:57 02/24/04 I don't think it's meant for street driven cars. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 15:57:20 02/24/04 I found his website. - BooZted (Soon supercharged) 15:46:03 02/24/04 And Im a dumbass. Its just LIKE Lexan. He calls it speedglas (n/m) - BooZted (Soon supercharged) 15:48:53 02/24/04 Lexan, polycarbonate, plastic..no big deal...all the - zxjpmzx 16:54:42 02/24/04 I don't know how much this was but it has the same effect :P - TagZ 16:39:08 02/24/04 that is the absolute worst job I've ever seen. (n/m) - NAZTTy 22:10:23 02/24/04 Years of experience to master that. (n/m) - surrealist 22:18:33 02/24/04 *Elvis voice*......... "in the ghetto." (n/m) - T0M 22:39:33 02/24/04
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