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2011 RT Windshield, need a blueprint please =]

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It seems no one wants to trade my 2010 Windshield for a 2011 so on to the next idea :thumbup:

Does anyone have the 2011 windshield traced out or blueprint of it? I would love to have a wax paper type trace and just cut our 2010 to match that of a 2011 :2thumbs:. Just tired of the snow shovel up front :roflblack:

And yes... :shemademe_smilie:

Thank you very much!!!
 
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I GOT BIT!!!!!!!!! :spyder2:GOING TO PICK UP MY NEW 011RTS FRI WHEN I GET HER HOME I'LL GET YOU THE PATTERN. PM ME YOUR ADRESS WE'LL SEND IT OUT:2thumbs:
 
Thank you all for your help... Looks like another one of those adventures with me and my tape and measuring tools...

Next question. How do we cut it and leave a nice smooth finish? I do have a rotozip and a larger Router... But I think a small router is needed in this situation?
 
The only thing I learned on cutting plexiglass was to let a professional do it. If you use a power tool you have to use the correct blade and speed. It is very easy to overheat the plexiglass and melt it. I tried cutting a windshield for the HD. It ended up okay but not the original shape I intended. The hardest part is sanding the edges smooth and staight so it looks clear. Anyway that was my experience. I guess the key to having a professional looking job is having the right tools and know how to use them.
 
Cutting windshield

Thank you!... Sounds like I will just buy a new one and sell my old one... :ohyea:

I did my 2010 RT windshield with a jigsaw and fine or medium blade. I taped it up so not to scratch it. I taped it from the bottom corner up to the top, 1 inch tapered in and then taped it 2 inches lower but along the same line as the oem top edge to get the cut line. Once that was done I used a gallon paint can to get my curve for the corners penciled to follow with my jigsaw. Then I just clamped it to my workmate bench and cut it. Then I used a power sander with 80 grit paper. To get a finnish that is good looking I used 150 emery cloth sand paper dry then used blue magic and the same emery cloth and did my final polish. It came great. So good that I decided to take an extra inch off the top because I can power it up enough for me if needed and wanted to get a better look over the 2 inch lower screen so a 3 inch works best for me. Don't be afraid to do it as the windshields are tough, just try not to scratch the oem shield.
 
NO tips for cutting? :chat::pray:
The only tip that I can offer is take it to a shop that cuts lexan and can give you that smooth cut and will not scratch your windshield. I have read posts on this sit where people that have tried to cut the windshield have had very bad results:yikes::yikes:. If it was me I would spend the extra money to get it cut properly.:D Just my .02 worth:D
 
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