Too much wind and rain in my face

SkaterRace

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I have a smaller CC (21ft - Blackfin 212CC) which has a tiny windshield. I think If I made it a bit bigger I could go out on more rain or windy days. I'm not sure what I could do to make it a bit bigger to deflect more wind/rain out of my face. Does anyone have any ideas?
 

dingbat

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I have a smaller CC (21ft - Blackfin 212CC) which has a tiny windshield. I think If I made it a bit bigger I could go out on more rain or windy days. I'm not sure what I could do to make it a bit bigger to deflect more wind/rain out of my face. Does anyone have any ideas?
T-top, rain coat or bathing suit for rain.
Sunglasses or ski goggles for wind
 
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airshot

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People make bigger/ better windshields all the time. Lexan is easy to work with if bends and curves are needed. Without pics, we are all in the dark.
 

airshot

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Anything is possible if your pockets are deep enough. Appearance may take a back seat to purpose !!
 

SkaterRace

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Trying to hide behind a “windshield” isn’t the answer when push comes to shove.

An enclosure of some sort will get you into 3 season boating.

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That would be perfect! I think that is even the same style in general as I have for piping and windshield. Guessing that is more than likely a custom job?
 

Scott Danforth

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Agree with dingbat in post #7. turn your T-top into a pilot house with zip-in isenglass. you may have to add sail track.

and yes, see your local upholstry shop.
 

Chris1956

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My neighbor has a 27' CC. He has snap in clear plastic that connects the T top to the gunwale, on each side. It makes it hard to get to the bow, but really protects the sailors behind the screen.
 
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