That depends on what plastic and the size and thickness of the glass window.
If it is a foam plastic "nerf" ball than the chance is VERY low (for any window). If the ball is an inflated tough plastic (similar to a leather football) and the window is big enough but not too big and thin enough then the probability is GREAT, if the ball is thrown/kicked hard.
There are just too many variables in the question to give a one word (number) answer!
"Crash!"
plastic
you get a hard football a smash it at window good luck
The bracket snaps on the window over the plastic pin in the window. You need to pull the bracket away from the window to get it down and over the plastic pin. If you will be replacing the window regulator you can just cut the bracket where it snaps over the pin.
It has a predicate noun: accident.
The most common purpose of using window plastic is for insulation. Windows have cracks and gaps between the contact points that allow warm and cold air to move in and out of the house. Window plastic provides insulation for homes that contain cracks in the seals of its windows.
In North Carolina can one spouse enter the marital home through breaking a window?
If you take away the 'the' in the first sentence they are both gramatically fine.
I'm using plastic protractor at my car window and its working.
yes, a window might break on its own but, with presser from wind or weakness
If it is the kind of plastic clips that snap together around the edge of the window to keep it in the window guide, then they are only a few dollars at any parts store.
You need to unscrew the plastic of the door and remove the plastic handle then get the window low you will see 2 plastic screw, unscrew and then you have to pull up the window with your hands. It's very easy.... :)