Have a customer that bought a vehicle with a chop top. I did the windshield on it but now he tells me he needs door glasses made. His vehicle uses curved tempered glass. I tried a place in Arkansas but they no longer make custom glass for cars. I went to the local warehouse to see if I could get a lami door glass from another vehicle to cut to fit with no luck. They I tried to find a large windshield that I could possible get one glass out of but I couldn't find any without vert and horiz curves. Any ideas?

Did you try piling ton classics? They may have an idea or two. Otherwise, sell him lexan and tell him that his only option. Chops are no fun.

What kind of car is it?

I think chopped cars are fun to work on.Not the same ole,same ole day in day out kind of work.Keeps your brain in check.Money is much better also.

If you have the original door glass, based on your post, it sounds as if it is NOT a compound curved part, simple basic cylindrical bend door glass....most doors are 16-24" radius top to bottom......cut a cardboard gage with the correct radius and make sure the door is flat, front of car to back of car (if it is not flat it is compound curved), measure the length of the flat dimension, take the cylindrical gage and a straight edge to your local distributor and beg him to let you roam through the windshield racks, find a windshield that fits the cylindrical gage top to bottom and hope the width is flat enough of the windshield to fit in the door channel run. I would look at large minivan screens.....hope that helps....you can also call the Fassler's in Batavia Ohio, Auto Temp Inc......but rest assured to make two parts will be very expensive!

I don't know the answer to this question but maybe someone does? We used to to cut lami windshields down by using layers of duct tape along the cut line and sand blasting through the glass. It was slow but better than ruling 3,4 shields using a cutter. Is it possible to do that with tempered or would the glass eventually shatter?

"....you can also call the Fassler's in Batavia Ohio, Auto Temp Inc......but rest assured to make two parts will be very expensive!"

Heard they are no longer doing short runs. They were a great source for us.
We have several extra DD11373/74 in clear laminated, I could probably be talked out of a few for little money if they will work for you. This is like windshield glass and should cut easier than lami doors. We used to try and cut lami GM van and suburban deep tint , never could get any thing out of it. Cuts would always run. Also you might try DD11934/35. Never tried to cut these though.