sniper141
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- Joined
- May 24, 2009
- Messages
- 187
- Age
- 46
- City
- Castorland, NY
- Vehicle Year
- 2000
- Transmission
- Automatic
It is attacked by the salt due to the fact that the clear cover is to be oiled at all times, even the outside, if you go to the cleargearz website it states that it is only to be cleaned by soap and water and then wiped with layer of lubricant, such as the gear oil that you will be using. Sodium is a drying solvent and soaks up anything wet and with the amount of salt that is dumped up north to keep the roads dry and clear of ice, it will take its toll on the gleargearz cover. Now, as far as the Polycarbonate, I drive bullet-proof cars for a living in the military for dignitaries throughout the European theatre and we have crack multiple windows by rolling them down to hand documents and ID cards through the windows. These windows are 3" thick, some even more and weigh a couple hundred pounds.