That would actually be pretty cool. My wife likes a windshield to keep the wind off her face but hates it when it gets dusty and she can't see through or over it. I just look over it.
I just finished up installing my UTV Inc windshield and I'm actually not to impressed with that unit either.
First thing I see when I pull it out of the box is they don't 'finish' the edges. It's cut well but I would have thought the edges should have been polished so you don't see 'machine' marks.
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So if they won't do it I have to. Started out with 220 grit sandpaper and got what I thought were most of the marks out and then moved to 400 wet sand paper which gave the edge a much more clean look. Of course, after looking at it in the picture I could have done a lot better but it actually looks pretty good now. Their mount brackets are effective but pretty cheap.
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So after I install it I was really disappointed in the rigidity of the glass. It flopped around way to much even when just shaking the vehicle. So I figure I'm going to have to put it lower and have the bottom edge rest against the hood which will scratch it. Here's the part that really gets me on the UTV Inc shield, they don't supply a rubber gasket for the bottom because they say it doesn't need one. In their opinion it's rigid enough. I'll call bull on that one becaues it's just not true. So I bought some gasket from the auto store that is 1/4" wide and trimmed it up to fit the contours of the glass and then super glued all the edges back together. Now that it's installed it's pretty solid but it is going to leave rub marks on the hood. Just cant' get away from that. I'm pretty happy now, other than the scratch that was already on it right in my line of view, but it's on good anyhow. Now we'll see if their claim about it being scratch resistant is true or not.
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