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Mads installs a test acrylic window on a 44-foot Antares Yachts catamaran to validate a custom thermoforming and bonding process.▶ 0:21 To accommodate the 5–6mm of daily thermal expansion and contraction inherent in large acrylic windows, he deviates from the standard full-surface adhesive method.▶ 13:13 Following consultation with a Sika technical representative, he applies a single bead of Sikaflex 295UV around the window perimeter rather than coating the entire contact area.▶ 14:15 He uses Sika 207 primer, which provides a black finish that mimics a window frit to hide the adhesive bead.▶ 15:35 The installation utilizes 3D-printed spacers for alignment and an electric caulking gun for consistent application.▶ 12:28 While the current window is a temporary test piece to verify the thermoforming mold size and bonding integrity, the method significantly reduces adhesive consumption compared to traditional full-adhesion techniques.▶ 18:56 The project also includes building a custom plywood and EMT conduit storage rack for vinyl decals.▶ 1:24

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