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Re: [APD] Silicone that really sticks
Automobile windshield glass can't be tempered. Imagine the effect of
driving along at 70 mph and a small stone hits the windshield! Instant
blindness! Windshields are just laminated with a thin plastic layer in
between two ordinary pieces of glass to hold the pieces in place if it
breaks. And, the breaks are all into large pieces, not the tiny pieces
that tempering causes.
Vaughn H.
On Saturday, September 10, 2005, at 06:37 PM, Liz Wilhite wrote:
> You sure about the layering? I thought there was tempered glass that
> is a
> single layer used in window panes and for side and rear windows in
> cars and
> laminated safety glass that is 3 layers, also known as auto glass,
> that is
> used for windshields among other things. Could easily be wrong, but if
> fully
> tempered glass is laminated it is news to me.
> Liz
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