Method and means for protecting a windshield from cracks and met

Land vehicles: bodies and tops – Bodies – Storm-front shield – apron – or robe

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296136, 296 977, B60J 1100

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056534973

ABSTRACT:
A means and method for protecting a windshield from damage and therefore the development of cracks due to stone or other impact on windshields around the peripheral area. An impact resistant barrier is placed around the periphery of the windshield. The barrier is preferably a clear polymeric film, but could be opaque rubber plastic or metal. The barrier is placed on the glass surface and in contact adjacent to the windshield molding. The width of the barrier is selected to eliminate the higher incidence of damage to the peripheral area.

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