Had a wind blocker from Roadster Solutions on my Z3. I looked for similar blocker for the XLR when I bought it. I finally took a piece of 1/4" plexiglass I had saved from another job and used it. I took apiece of cardboard to make a template of the roll hoops and the curve of the body and then cut the plexiglass to shape. Thanks to CCClarke, I had a logo that I etched into the glass with a dremel etching tool. It works great and the cost was less then $25.
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Had a wind blocker from Roadster Solutions on my Z3. I looked for similar blocker for the XLR when I bought it. I finally took a piece of 1/4" plexiglass I had saved from another job and used it. I took apiece of cardboard to make a template of the roll hoops and the curve of the body and then cut the plexiglass to shape. Thanks to CCClarke, I had a logo that I etched into the glass with a dremel etching tool. It works great and the cost was less then $25.
RBrown
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Nice
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long Tall Sally
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looks great. I have had them also on ,my z3 M but like the mesh better . Your logo and workmanship looks great
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