Brick Resistant Windshield Film??

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  • flyboyx
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    Sorry no one is taking you very seriously op. It's just that, well......no one is taking you seriously.

    Personally, I have lots of other stuff that I could chose to worry about that is way more important(or likely) than this if I so desired. You know....like losing my nutsack to a rabid dog or getting my wiener inadvertently chopped off in a carrot slicer. Lol.

    I just don't forsee any valid purpose for going apeshit over something as isoteric as this. Sorry man. I respect you for your opinion though. Does that help?

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  • parkerbink
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    Stay home.

    /thread.

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  • EfrenFlores
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    Originally posted by Mr. Tasty
    Obviously, very generic numbers but;

    Documented deaths from stray brick through windshield:
    1
    Estimated Drivers Currently in United States (2015):
    210,000,000
    Chance of Death by brick through window
    0.00000000047%
    Documented deaths from Auto Collisions (2016):
    34,000
    Chance of Death byauto accident:
    0.000161%

    I really hope you aren't fretting over a brick coming through your 25 year old car's windshield.

    Bricks are not the only object/hazard.

    Your numbers are not only generic, but they are off by quite a bit. Yes it is an unlikely situation, but why would you dismiss it?

    And again, why do you seem to keep bringing up a 25 year old car as if thats relevant???

    Have you ever been driving on the freeway and found yourself behind an old rickety trailer filled with junk or next to a loaded down pick-up truck that didn't seem safe? This year alone, motorists have lost at least 5,000 items along Twin Cities freeways according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.


    Hey look! Its not a brick! Wooooowww and its documented!

    An elderly man was struck in the neck and killed by an unidentified object while driving northbound on U.S. Highway 101 in Menlo Park early Friday afternoon.
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  • mr2peak
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    Stay away from E30 M3 Sport Evolution cars, they have thinner glass. Super dangerous to drive on the street.

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  • Stanley Rockafella
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    You have a better change of winning the powerball lottery, than you do dying via a brick thru the windshield.

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  • Kershaw
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    You could laminate layers of plastic and glass to a thickness of 1 inch or go with LateFan's suggestion.

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  • agent
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    Originally posted by Mr. Tasty
    Chance of Death by brick through window:
    0.00000000047%

    Chance of Death by auto accident:
    0.000161%
    Chance of being struck by lightning in any given year*:
    0.0000014%

    Chance of being struck by lightning in your lifetime*:
    0.00033%


    * does not assume death, which significantly reduces the odds

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  • Matt-B
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    It didn't hit the windshield.


    It hit the tire.

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  • rturbo 930
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    Chances of such a thing affecting you are pretty damn slim. And you would make your windshield brick-proof in the same way you'd make it bulletproof - thick laminated glass. Get out your wallet. I was actually at a glass museum today. They had a windshield there that had been shot twice with I think a rifle. It was about an inch thick, maybe a little more, although I think it had a cavity in the middle - the idea being that the outer layers stop the bullet and the inner layer stays intact. I imagine 1/2" thick glass would do the job though.

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  • Mr. Tasty
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    Originally posted by MR E30 325is
    I never thought I would live to see the day where windshield strength was a debated topic.

    #dreamsdocometrue
    won't ever beat Tryna blowing through someone dudes house and then R3v collectively buying the homeowner a pizza.

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  • MR E30 325is
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    I never thought I would live to see the day where windshield strength was a debated topic.

    #dreamsdocometrue

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  • LateFan
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  • Mr. Tasty
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    Originally posted by EfrenFlores
    Very true when it comes to a collision. When i can afford a diesel E350 I will buy one for daily commuting.

    But, regardless if you drive an E30 or not, that type of thing can happen. A windshield is a windshield.

    Driving a newer safer car will not prevent a brick from flying into your windshield.

    Thats why I made this thread for people to share valuable input on how to make a windshield stronger

    Obviously, very generic numbers but;

    Documented deaths from stray brick through windshield:
    1
    Estimated Drivers Currently in United States (2015):
    210,000,000
    Chance of Death by brick through window
    0.00000000047%
    Documented deaths from Auto Collisions (2016):
    34,000
    Chance of Death byauto accident:
    0.000161%

    I really hope you aren't fretting over a brick coming through your 25 year old car's windshield.

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  • MrBurgundy
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    just wear a helmet.

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  • EfrenFlores
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    Originally posted by Mr. Tasty
    You drive an e30 and worry about safety?
    Very true when it comes to a collision. When i can afford a diesel E350 I will buy one for daily commuting.

    But, regardless if you drive an E30 or not, that type of thing can happen. A windshield is a windshield.

    Driving a newer safer car will not prevent a brick from flying into your windshield.

    Thats why I made this thread for people to share valuable input on how to make a windshield stronger

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