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Quoted from pinzrfun:One drawback to me was the price. l bought myself a sheet of plastic .030 thick, made myself a paper template, traced it onto the plastic and made my own protector for a Night Rider with badly sunken inserts. The plastic was 8' x 4', enough for 4 protectors and cost 30 bucks. Somewhere there's a time lapse Youtube vid of a guy doing it, I can't take credit for it.
How did you cut it ? sharp knife?
I have a store bought protector on my Diner. I have no complaints.
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