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sackerley said:My windscreen was milky at the bottom right hand corner when I viewed it in the garage. So like you I thought about having to replace it.
Once I'd driven it a couple of times the milkiness has cleared up. I've had it almost a year now and its still clear.
Theres very slight delimitation, but I can live with that for now.
infrasilver said:I got a genuine screen fitted through my Insurance for £70.
Ursa911 said:infrasilver said:I got a genuine screen fitted through my Insurance for £70.
Are there non genuine screens being fitted then and how would I know if auto glass or whomever are supplying a genuine screen? My glass has a large boomerang shape crack in it which I'm looking at having replaced in the coming weeks at the same time my Indy is fitting a new clutch. My Indy suggested this to ensure that auto glass or national windscreens fit the glass properly
Stoo.c said:Do they use a genuine Porsche seal with the new screen or is the old one reusable? I have a small crack across the bottom corner of my screen and have been putting it off as it isn't really noticeable.