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I completely forgot about Hookups post. At the time I wasn't considering that, but will likely go that route for the front.

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...instructional videos. I also faked a canvas business and got an account with Trivantage who carries everything for commercial accounts (Makrolon polycarbonate for enclosure). I have done full enclosure with Makrolon front and sides, cushions and backrest for interior, seats and chairs for...

I did a one-piece front panel and wedged side panels all out of 0.040" Makrolon polycarbonate. The front panel is always in place and has a nice clean view with minimal boarders, no center split and no u-zips. The side panels can easily be removed and stowed but they can't be rolled. I modified...

This really is a simple job. You need to find someone who has experience sewing Makrolon. This is a rectangular piece that can be curved, a borders, keder awning and zippers. Track top and bottom. The problem is it is a small job. Where do you do your boating?

...in my line of sight. It's the smallest I could make it without removing the windshield. Sunbrella "Navy". Trivantage $138.03 TUFFAK® (Makrolon®) VR Polycarbonate Sheets 0.040 x 52" x 110" Clear (1 pack) Can be sewn with Sailrite sewing machine. Be prepared to replace the panel at maybe 5...

Makrolon polycarbonate 40mil was $100 for a 4x8 sheet. I haven’t brought it lately. If the shop can’t wrap the corners then make a separate piece and zipper vertically. The front piece should be track top and bottom -slide in on bottom and zipper across top. Use Stamoid for borders.

They make bulletproof glass out of polycarbonate. However it can be scratched by anything harder. It is hard to scratch and if you buy Makrolon AR (abrasion resistance) it is almost impossible to scratch (ie wiper blades) and what you would use . Polycarbonate cannot be buffed out...

Makrolon is made in several grades/thicknesses. It is bendable and sewable but can't be rolled up tight. I use the 0.040" material. It has some treatment for UV and scratch resistance. Like vinyl (Stratoglass) it will last a few years longer if you take care of it. My advice is to do a front...

...obviously a lot thinner. It is NOT flexible like your existing "clear vinyl" - although it is not super stiff like a sheet of plexiglass. Makrolon is a brand, although possibly the most widely known. They put some type of extra coating on it. Yes, light scratches can buffed out - I would...

...what they would get for your boat. Too far from them to consider. You really need to find a good canvas shop by you in CA who works with Makrolon or other polycarbonate. Stamoid frame. Tenera lifetime thread. 3-sided enclosure maybe $3,000 +/-. No windshield wipers. Most flybridge...

...I got from BoatUS. Seem too wide. Sort it out this week. At this point the hull is done. Laying out a new front enclosure panel today. Makrolon .040 with white Sunbrella or Stamoid frame. Working inside the boat this week. Rod holders back in, thru hulls connected, refrigerator...

...if my electronics box will be white or blue. All hardware will be new. I'll build a new enclosure with Stamoid - some kind of white - and Makrolon. Your aluminum is in far better shape than mine which will painted white or darker blue. I plan on using the weatherstrip but not sure I'm going...

...project - building frames, zipper placement and details, sewing difficult matériels. First enclosure I did for my boat was a wraparound Makrolon front. Came out great. But I spent a lot of time walking the docks and on friends boats making notes and drawing pictures. I also have done some...

...newer models have gone to a taller hard windshield. Looks good but expensive/impractical to do on a custom basis. I have thought about eliminating the windshield completely and doing a Makrolon polycarbonate enclosure with track along old windshield lines. This is how all the big boats are...

Mine was done with Makrolon polycarbonate (above photo). Acrylic is nice too but can't be sewn - has to be taped/glued.

...depends on what changes, if any, you want to make. If you want everything the same it's fine. But if you want maybe a one piece front or use Makrolon polycarbonate, move a zipper corner, eliminate a zipper, etc. your canvas guy may want to re-pattern. The mid-ship and aft part is usually not...

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When you say "ANNIN" hard plastic I can't find that brand. Is it a coated acrylic or a Makrolon/Lexan?

Thinking about my next enclosure project. Has anyone seen a GW walk around that eliminated the hard windshield and replaced with an enclosure? I looked at GW's current models. Bigger windshields. Not sure if they are glass or acrylic.