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Originally Posted by AhotSOLSTICE

I purchased one of the Jay Windscreens off E-bay and when I got it it had a chrome piece of rubber door edge molding over the top of it, I did not know it had this when I placed the order and I thought it looked real tacky and when I removed it I realized that the reason the guy put these on there is to cover up the ruff edges along the top. It had to have been cut out with a jig saw from a template or something because the left side was not the same as the right side. Also he should include some longer screws with it because using my factory screws to mount it they were not long enough due to the think ness of the windscreen. I did not think it was worth 80.00! Actually I didn't even want it on my beautiful car. So....

I bought a Jay Senoff windscreen recently and I think he must have made some improvements over the version this forum member got last year. There was no molding on the edges and they were quite smooth and trimmed. It installed in about 2 minutes using the factory screws...no problems there and I am able to leave it in with the top up....the main reason I didn't go with the kappasphere as originally planned plus it was cheaper. It didn't come with a handy-dandy slip case but then again..don't need it cuz it stays ON. It would be easy to take off if needed and could always be put in a cloth bag or pillowcase for storage. The jury is out as far as if these things really block that much wind. I have long hair and the only real way to keep it from blowing in my face is to tie it up anyway. I used some of the money saved to go towards my weathershield cover which is awesome, BTW...

	SolSlyFox Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Central Coast, California	Quote: Originally Posted by AhotSOLSTICE I purchased one of the Jay Windscreens off E-bay and when I got it it had a chrome piece of rubber door edge molding over the top of it, I did not know it had this when I placed the order and I thought it looked real tacky and when I removed it I realized that the reason the guy put these on there is to cover up the ruff edges along the top. It had to have been cut out with a jig saw from a template or something because the left side was not the same as the right side. Also he should include some longer screws with it because using my factory screws to mount it they were not long enough due to the think ness of the windscreen. I did not think it was worth 80.00! Actually I didn't even want it on my beautiful car. So.... I bought a Jay Senoff windscreen recently and I think he must have made some improvements over the version this forum member got last year. There was no molding on the edges and they were quite smooth and trimmed. It installed in about 2 minutes using the factory screws...no problems there and I am able to leave it in with the top up....the main reason I didn't go with the kappasphere as originally planned plus it was cheaper. It didn't come with a handy-dandy slip case but then again..don't need it cuz it stays ON. It would be easy to take off if needed and could always be put in a cloth bag or pillowcase for storage. The jury is out as far as if these things really block that much wind. I have long hair and the only real way to keep it from blowing in my face is to tie it up anyway. I used some of the money saved to go towards my weathershield cover which is awesome, BTW...