Sea Ray

Thank you ....this sounds like a good solution and I will follow your recommendation. I think the whole starboard side windshield frame will have to be pulled to be able to access the starboard wing. Have you had experience having this done and are there any things I should instruct my marina or the glass guy to do or not do? Have attached a pic of the boat window. Thank you very much for your input.
Dennis

I had my center windshield replaced, I took the frame of the boat and shipped it directly to Taylor made they installed new glass and shipped it back for a cool $650.00

With a forward sloped arch, the side glass is captive between the front section and the arch. Most of the flat glass panels can be replaced with t he windshield on the boat, but that is really up to the glass guy you select. For you, it is better and cheaper not to remove it because the bottom seal will be broken and you will have to remove at least the forward half of the front windshield to free the side glass.

Try Great Lakes Skipper. Look them up on line. They carry a lot of Sea Ray overstock and discontinued parts.

you could try Flounder Pounder Marine

Replacing glass on a Sea Ray vessel requires careful consideration of its type. Flat glass can be managed by a competent auto glass shop that creates a pattern, orders, and installs it efficiently. Curved glass, however, often necessitates special orders from TaylorMade via your Sea Ray dealer, which can be costly. For RV owners facing similar glass issues, RV windshield replacement services offer tailored solutions to ensure proper fit and functionality, providing expertise for both flat and curved glass needs.