[urq] Protecting an UrQ Windshield - is there any product ala: 3M film that can be used?

[Robert A Dupree]

Well anything will eventually turn yellow if left out and parked in the Sun.  But ideally it wouldn't turn yellow from occasional drives in the daylight while being stored inside a garage for 99% of the time.

I just wondered aloud if one could just use a really big sheet of Stone-Guard, or that 3M paint-protecting film product.
I've seen how well it does in crashes on friends cars, it seems like as long as it's not total-junk optically - that putting it onto the windshield and replacing every couple years would make for less stressful UrQ motoring.

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> I assume you want something that won't turn yellow? :-)
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> Brandon
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> Has anyone researched using a 3M-style film protection barrier to help keep
> our precious UrQ windshields from getting damaged? I'm sure no state would
> consider this a 'legal' thing, but I wonder if there is an optically-clear
> Stone-shield type product that could help?
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> Rob Dupree
>                 '84 UrQ #981
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