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Quoted from FiatsRUs:I then fabricated a piece of clear plexiglas (the edges were sanded and flame polished) that ties the two walls together using the attachment holes already available on the SS ramp protectors.
You don't happen to have any extra pieces of the plexiglas that you fabricated, do you?
Quoted from FiatsRUs:It's run-of-the-mill plexiglass that you can pick up at Menards or Homedepot. I used a Dremel tool with a razor saw blade attachment to cut the shape, then sanded it with the Dremel and a sanding drum attachment. Be very careful when drilling the holes (go slowly) so you don't crack the plexiglass.
Ok, great thanks for the info. I will give it a shot.
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