Hot Rods Recomendations for flat glass

I am looking for input on gl*** for my '34 project.
I used Chris Blattie and Bob's Cl***ic Gl*** in the past and both are now unstisfactory.
Any suggestions for quality work are appreciated.
Thank you.

 

Try your local gl*** guy.

 

I use a local gl*** shop myself. HRP

 

Where are you?

 

And, if you don't have a pattern yet, make sure to use Masonite instead of cardboard.

 

X2 on a local gl*** house. But if you don't have one I used this guy for the windshield and side windows on my '39 p/u. Totally satisfied with his work and price and he does ship.
https://streetrodgl***.com/

(888) 876-1116

 

Local shops have crazy prices

 

cl***icflatgl***.com ?

 

Yeah they do. I bought locally for my T coupe. Windshield, 2 door windows, 2 quarter windows, and rear gl***. Windshield installed in frame. Door riser channels installed on door windows. $180.00 Can't beat that.

 

local here is still reasonable.

 

If you're not satisfied with the work of a few shops, maybe it's time to learn how to do it yourself, and get the necessary equipment. Should be a fun learning experience.

 

I use Bobs Cl***ic Auto Gl*** and will buy from him again and again. Always been great.

Dave

 

Don't know where you are, but DO NOT, under ANY cir***stances, use Vintage Gl***, Lawrenceville, GA! Slow, cut wrong, forever to re-do, lots of hollow promises, still didn't fit!

I learned the following from having to go it alone and bad experience from Vintage Gl***.
Maybe you can benefit.

Install the vertical felts temporarily, and cut a Masonite or Luan pattern that you can raise and lower by hand. Trim or sand edges for a perfect fit. One side CAN vary from the other.
Find a local or nearby gl*** shop who does flat, laminated plate. It can be edge sanded for a perfect fit. If you or the gl*** guy insists on tempered, make sure it matches your pattern dead nuts. It can't be edge sanded.

 

Jim's Gl*** in Livermore has done most of my gl*** pieces I needed.