Brian, I did the same thing 2 summers ago. Goodman glass over on Mercury cut a new piece by matching it to the old one (it was safety glass and was able to take the broken one to the shop for a template). They knew what type of glass to use and have helped other boaters in the area. Our glass is tinted as well and they had glass in stock that matched it perfect. They did a nice job easing the edges and corners. It was ready later the same day. Other post about dealing with track and screw holes is good advice. 2 people makes the job a lot easier especially when putting the glass back. While the track is out take the opportunity to check around the area under the track for any moisture damage from over the years.
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