Blast cabinet

My cabinet parts view window seems to get killed from the media way too soon.Is there any kind of durable film to apply to help the viewing life.

1/4'' Lexan and plastic clear tare offs on the insides like a windshield tare off

What I have done, is cover the inside of the glass with strips of duct tape, leaving 1 strip off. Then when that area gets bad, pull off another strip of the tape and so on until all the glass is bad.
I also tried some thin clear covering, like the tear offs mentioned above.

Here's what you need, and available in three sizes and can be trimmed to fit. The original glass is still in my Skat cabinet and it's almost 10 years old.

http://www.tptools.com/Cabinet-Inner-Lens-Protectors.html

Harbor Freight sells packs of replacement films. I've been using them and never replaced the glass yet. Had my cabinet for about 10 yrs now.

Thx guy's.

Good question...better answers! Been wondering about that myself. And, I live close to a HF

I might run over there Sat after the Swapmeet.

[quote="bbf-falcon"]I might run over there Sat after the Swapmeet. [/quote}

Sure, what's goin' on?

bbf-falcon wrote:My cabinet parts view window seems to get killed from the media way too soon.Is there any kind of durable film to apply to help the viewing life.

You know if you would quit pointing the nozzle at the dam window you wouldn't have an issue!!! DUH

There goes your FREE steak dinner. duh