Re: windshield broken.....going to fix it....or try
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> On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 13:34:46 -0500, "Invisible68" <plathrop@lcom,net >
> wrote:
>
>>ok while you ponder my question and think of an answer for me, plastic is
>>on
>>the bar so get your flavor...
>>
>>A friend that is a new biker dropped her bike in her gravel driveway and
>>damaged some of her chrome but more important she broke the bottom corner
>>of
>>her windshield a sliver that extends about 10 inches up the side.
>>
>>She showed me it last night(on cam) she is going to drive to my house
>>Thursday (200 miles away) and would like to clean the edge up... make it a
>>little more graceful and do the same cut on the other side. I have a
>>bunch
>>of tools I can use to do this. I was thinking of putting some masking
>>tape
>>on and using a hand held jig saw and then I have a drum I can put on the
>>drill press and use that to dress the edge up... I will practice on the
>>piece that broke off first. It is a Memphis shades windshield with orange
>>on the bottom third.
>>
>>Any suggestions would be helpful as she is only staying for about 24
>>hours...
>
> 200 mile round trip and dinner, she could buy a new one <grin>
>
220 one way....
> use a heavier tape than masking tape, a very fine blade, a ton of
> patience (I ain't no doctor so I ain't got any) but I have trimmed
> windshields like that before, successfully........
ok
> now someone that really knows what they are talking about can tell you
> the right way to do it!
>
I'll keep looking thanks
>>
>>Invisible68
>>(looking for advice)
>>
>
invisible68
still looking....