Repairing a Classic wind deflector
Hey folks,
Has anyone attempted to repair a split wind deflector on classic? The smoked clear plastic ones?
I was considering various options:
1. Clear epoxy - would the join be strong enough?
2. Slightly left field - getting a windscreen repair guy to suck window resin into the crack with the vacuum kit they have....
3. Get a new one - some hope!
I'm guessing the clear epoxy is the way to go but wondered if anyone has experience of doing so, and if so what was the end result like?
Cheers in advance.
Has anyone attempted to repair a split wind deflector on classic? The smoked clear plastic ones?
I was considering various options:
1. Clear epoxy - would the join be strong enough?
2. Slightly left field - getting a windscreen repair guy to suck window resin into the crack with the vacuum kit they have....
3. Get a new one - some hope!
I'm guessing the clear epoxy is the way to go but wondered if anyone has experience of doing so, and if so what was the end result like?
Cheers in advance.
I just superglued mine, some ******** will lean on it again in time so what's the point. 
I'll get them removed professionally at some point and touched in if necessary, I love them but they're a liability !

I'll get them removed professionally at some point and touched in if necessary, I love them but they're a liability !
Any plastics experts out there?
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I think they're rarer than wing deflectors these days 