The laird
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I would still drill a very small hole where the crack stops. To stop the crack going furtherMmmn Of interest to us as we have similar.
No replacement available (Lunar parts not available) so Heath Robinson.
a variety of products have been tried
1 Captain Tolley
2 Araldite
3 sikafix
4 Did try a clear waterproofing "Goo" but too sticky so got very dirty.
The vehicle went in for minor repairs and we asked the (bodywork) company to try to tidy it up !
Like most we do have a blind below it but during the day the extra light from the clearish perspex is nice.
We will have to wait until we see hat the fix is like.
Clearly "No leaks" is the most important factor.
Other solutions include "wrapping" that part of the cab-roof with white vinyl and overlapping the see through part.
I trust that "white vinyl" would
The solution might be to remove and replace the whole "window" with a similar sized unit.
- Seal the unit
- let some light in
- Look nice enough
The existing unit is good apart from the crack
It is however curved both front to back and side to side !!!
So far extensive searching has not provided us with a good/near perfect solution !
A link to a Viny wrapping product would be handy !
Thanks certainly not glass. I expect they should be able to suggest the apprpriate materialIf it's acrylic rather than glass, EECO might be able to help (https://eeco-ltd.co.uk/) as they can provide made-to-measure replacements and repairs for most caravan/motorhome windows.
Have a similar crack in my Lunar h522 renault what was your final solution?I would still drill a very small hole where the crack stops. To stop the crack going further