I need a rear window for 69 Charger 500

Is it fogged real bad or did the epoxy distort it? Maybe try sanding it out ending up with about 1500 grit sanding pads. Then dip in future to clear it up. Dipping the clear part in Future will also help protect it from most glues. I use the Testors clear parts glue or Eileens Tacky glue for clear parts. They're fairly strong, dries clear and cleans up with water.

the doog wrote:

Hi guys, Well, in my most sheepish type, I have to say that, in attempting to finish my first "shiny" car build--a 69 Charger 500--I ruined the rear window with epoxy glue. I don't think there's any saving it. Anybody got an extra laying around?!

If it's the body I think it is the rear window from a Daytona Charger flush mounted grill with a true fast back instead of the vertical rear window) should be the same. I maybe wrong, but I think the Superbird actually has a slightly different roof. And the one from a Roadrunner or Superbee is completely different. By the way those cars in real life are as rare as my ex wives sense of humor.

gary