New Year: Glass broken, knob taken :|

**juminator** · January 2nd, 2010 11:50 PM

Originally Posted by shadow

OA naman yata na papa bullet proof mo yun kotse mo, bili ka na lang ng alarm or lipat ka ng bahay na meron parking

HAHA. di naman literal na bullet proof. basta ung tipong di agad mababasag ng sandalian. di kasi sa bahay namin, bumisita lang kami sa kaibigan, eh walang parking, sa streets lang. yun na dedo yung salamin.

haha oh well, nevermind, i dont need your sarcasm or whatsoever.

anyways, yun nga ung problema, di nag alarm ung auto, eh bagong bili palang. pero pag i-auto lock mo naman from the keys nag aalarm so ewan.

**juminator** · January 2nd, 2010 11:51 PM

Originally Posted by mr_incredible

There's a place that armors vehicles along Marcos Highway. Maybe they can do what you want done to your windows. Just go past Sta. Lucia East and Robinson's Metro East (going to Antipolo), you'll see a BDO branch and CVC Supermarket as well as the Town and Country Executive Village. It's just on the other side of the street from those places. Forgot the name of the company though...

okay thanks for the info. will look it up.

**ghosthunter** · January 3rd, 2010 12:28 AM

Originally Posted by juminator

HAHA. di naman literal na bullet proof. basta ung tipong di agad mababasag ng sandalian. di kasi sa bahay namin, bumisita lang kami sa kaibigan, eh walang parking, sa streets lang. yun na dedo yung salamin.

haha oh well, nevermind, i dont need your sarcasm or whatsoever.

anyways, yun nga ung problema, di nag alarm ung auto, eh bagong bili palang. pero pag i-auto lock mo naman from the keys nag aalarm so ewan.

If all you want is shatter resistant glass, you can try looking for laminated safety glass. This is layered glass with plastic inbetween the layers to hold it together after the glass is shattered.

Not sure who supplies them but you can try Aguila Glass (you can google their website) and give them a call if they have it and how much.

**afrasay** · January 3rd, 2010 12:30 AM

A comprehensive insurance coverage is what you need.

**juminator** · January 3rd, 2010 12:42 AM

Originally Posted by ghosthunter

If all you want is shatter resistant glass, you can try looking for laminated safety glass. This is layered glass with plastic inbetween the layers to hold it together after the glass is shattered.

Not sure who supplies them but you can try Aguila Glass (you can google their website) and give them a call if they have it and how much.

thanks for the information sir.
i think this is what i need.