lexan windscreen?
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I looked into doing it a couple of years ago. If you do it please post pics and how it goes. Also another member is trying to build their own AL race fairing. I am looking forward to see how that comes out.
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you should be able to powder coat the brackets and Have the Lexan painted white, We have done it on Outlaw claer wind screens , it should work, I'll know soon if everything works out on a boat I'm trying to buy, details after christmas
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I talked to Total amp today, he told me that they would build me aluminum fairing just like the original fountain fairing for $2,000. I might just go that route instead of the lexan/plexi.
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Thats the only reason Im thinking about going this route. Its a ***** getting back and forth from the deck with the plexiglass. Totalamp said that it is identical to the fountain fairing. He also said that I could walk all over it with out damaging it.
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We are building the fairings. I called Fountain to get a price, and like the rest of you was shocked. I removed the windshield off my 38, and determined we could build one. We need your windhsield for a template to ensure proper fit. We don't make much on them, as this isn't our main business, but if we can help you guys out, let us know.
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