Window Blank 72in x 96in Front .118 Mar-Resistant

The Window Blank 72in x 96in Front .118 Mar-Resistant by FiveStar is a professional-grade lexan sheet engineered for race car fabrication, vehicle restoration, and custom automotive builds. Whether you're constructing a full-tube race frame, replacing damaged windshields, or building a competition vehicle from the ground up, this window blank serves as the raw material foundation for creating custom-fitted glass solutions. Competition drivers, restoration shops, and fabrication professionals rely on pre-cut blanks to streamline the customization process without starting from oversized stock that requires extensive trimming.

This 72-inch by 96-inch window blank features .118-inch thickness lexan construction with mar-resistant coating applied to both surfaces, ensuring optical clarity while resisting scratches and abrasions during handling, installation, and extended use. The mar-resistant treatment is critical in racing and high-performance applications where repeated cleaning and maintenance can degrade inferior materials; this protective layer maintains visibility and structural integrity under demanding conditions. FiveStar's engineering provides consistent material density throughout, allowing precise cutting, drilling, and shaping with standard fabrication equipment without compromising edge integrity or creating stress fractures that compromise safety.

Fabricators and body technicians benefit most from this large-format blank when building custom windshields for vintage race cars, off-road vehicles, or full-custom hot rods where OEM glass templates don't apply. The 72 x 96 dimensions accommodate most standard front window openings with material to spare for heat shaping, edge finishing, and installation frame integration. Installation involves precise cutting to your vehicle's window frame geometry, followed by mounting in rubber gaskets or aluminum channels depending on your build specification. Compatibility spans all automotive platforms—street cars, race cars, trucks, and specialty vehicles—since you're creating the window to fit your fabrication, not adapting material to pre-set constraints.