YOUR RESEARCHSydney workshops for lexan/polycarbonate windows
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I have a lexan/pc window (passenger side) currently in my 997 that I'd like to retrofit a slider to (or swap the whole window to a slider version if necessary). The window is fitted to a cup cf door. I'm looking for local recommendations for shops that might fabricate this type of thing before I order from the US or UK. Aversion to waste makes me think retrofit is a nicer idea but if swapping out is significantly easier I'll jump that way.
Try PR Tech... they do this type of fabrication
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Cool - thanks mate.
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