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Windscreens
I'm on my 3rd replacment windscreen, and I've only had the car since Jan last year. Every time it's just been a wack from a stone while on the motorway (and I do leave a good distance from the car infront!). At least I'm covered by the insurance and it's not effecting my no claims.
It's getting a tad irritating. Is there any kind of protective film you can get a windscreen covered in?
It's getting a tad irritating. Is there any kind of protective film you can get a windscreen covered in?
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I've just had a thought, those wiper blades with the mini spoilers on them. Maybe that'll direct airflow to push stones up and over, or at least enought to slow em down. Maybe.
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My screen has lots of small stone chip marks and Im hoping to replace it soon.
The S seems to attract stone chips like no other car I have owned. I want to respray the front end as there are that many!
The S seems to attract stone chips like no other car I have owned. I want to respray the front end as there are that many!
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When I got my screen repaired I was informed that my insurance company allows only one claim on glass per year, a little known incidental that they didn't tell me. Swiftcover btw.
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Originally Posted by jakesalter,Apr 16 2009, 12:10 PM
Sounds like you've had a smashing time. Isn't it a real pane when that happens..
Throwing all stones into the equation you've been very unlucky.
Throwing all stones into the equation you've been very unlucky.
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