Windscreen
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There fine, not a problem.
Its the guy on the day, I had no problems and they use a wire to cut the rubber seal, nice clean job.
Its the guy on the day, I had no problems and they use a wire to cut the rubber seal, nice clean job.
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It doesn't matter so much which company you use, it is the screen that is important. The copy screens are a nightmare. I had two copies replaced in my previous S210. LINK.
Unfortunately, the previous owner of my present 210 had a copy screen fitted and it is positively a distraction because of the goldfish bowl effect. Same as the other screens, but I doubt I can change the screen because I don't know who installed it and I think the screen loses any sort if guarantee when a vehicle changes hands.
Autoglass (and I suspect the other windscreen company's) know about the inferior quality between an original and copy screen, but one makes for a high profit and the other doesn't.
Unfortunately, the previous owner of my present 210 had a copy screen fitted and it is positively a distraction because of the goldfish bowl effect. Same as the other screens, but I doubt I can change the screen because I don't know who installed it and I think the screen loses any sort if guarantee when a vehicle changes hands.
Autoglass (and I suspect the other windscreen company's) know about the inferior quality between an original and copy screen, but one makes for a high profit and the other doesn't.
