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996 Cabriolet Glass Window Retrofit....

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ah, now I've got your attention.[ ] I spotted this in the Boxster section HERE . I emailed the company in Wales asking if they were thinking of doing the same for the 996, as I'm fed up of having a scratched rear window. They replied to the effect that they hadn't thought about it but may now look into it. If anyone's interested, send them an email and it may spur them along a bit. Their email is [email removed]

POST 2Original post

Well done, John- I'm impressed at the research you have done on this subject !! I have registered my interest at the email address you showed and hope that they eventually respond positively. In the meantime can you tell me how to find the Boxster content part that you speak of, and do you know if the firm involved have a website ? If you could email me direct on [email removed] , then that'd help, since I often delete dozens of PCGB forum messages without bothering to read 'em. Cheers, Marlin.

POST 3Original post

http://bas-international.com/ this may help [ ]

POST 4Original post

Direct Link to Boxster article --> http://www.porscheclubgbforum.com/tm.asp?m=118080 (It is in John's original post...)

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Steve, Click where it says "HERE" in my previous post, or even HERE, HERE or HERE!!!! [ ]

POST 6Original post

I don't have this problem. I just use Meguiars ScratchX and it brings the plastic window up like new each time. Even polishes out the milky bits.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'll try that for the time being. Likely to be considerably cheaper than a new window!! Having said that, it looks good on the Boxster...

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