I don't see why it wouldn't stick to poly. The down side to poly is depending on where you ride it will eventually get all scratched up and need to be replaced. I've made a frame for the front and rear of mine and will be installing DOT glass in it and plan on tinting the rear and top portion of the front. Other than one of them getting broken there should never be a reason to have to replace them. If they get a little scratched I can always buff them out. Maybe I'm wrong but I don't think you can buff poly.

 

Well I do a lot of timber riding but everyone around here has the poly.. I'm guessing it's cause we all don't want to fork over the money for the glass. I was just seeing if anyone had done it and how it had turned out.

 

I was trying to negate your choice of material. Almost everyone runs poly windshields on there machines I even put one on my wife's and it got some small scratchs in it just trying to mount it. Guess I shoulda asked for help. The one I got for my wife's retailed for $320.00 but with my discount it was only $250.00. If I can't cut my own glass I'm going to have to pay around $300.00 in stalled to the glass shop. So don't really see glass being more expensive just more durable but either one you go with should be able to be tinted.

 

A 2x4 sheet of Lexan MR10 is $88 on amazon. Don't use the stuff you can buy at home depot etc... It scratches just looking at it. After buying a sheet of it, you just need brackets to mount to your cage and a jigsaw. My $0.02

 

Tint will stick to the poly but the edges peel easily.

 

I was just thinking of taking it to a professional and having him give it a shot. He's done all my vehicles. I'd buy one that's already tinted but I just like the lock and ride so much better than the nut and bolt ones.

 

I have the half poly windshield. I sprayed the back with blue House of Kolor candy urethane. It is holding up great. Not street legal though.

 

We are in california temecula to be exact and regularly tint the glass winshields but never a plastic one , dont think the flex would allow the tint to stay on the plastic with out crinkling it up.

 

I got the tinted roof from side by side sports, i Love it! Way better than the solid roofs and looks n holds up great!

 

I had a half windshield professionally done and the guy said it was a gamble. I lost on the gamble it want hold up. Mine lasted 1 ride. Just my experience though.

 

I have not done anything. Just threw up my rear windshield last night and that was an adventure. So I doubt I ever take it down unless it breaks somehow.

Put the rear windshield on the tailgate of my truck while I attempted to put on the lock and ride clamps. That was a nightmare alone. Those b****es wouldn't go on for nothing. Maybe there is a trick that I do not know if.. but in attempting to get those clamps on and hold down the windshield it was sliding around a little on my tailgate which I thought nothing of until I put it up on the rzr and it is literally scratched to crap. Looks like a little kid drew with crayons on a wall but they're scratches on my windshield ��..

I'm thinking putting some tint on on rear windshield would hide some of those scratches but idk if I want to put anymore money in it or not.