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So I picked up a Golf at Auction in December and I'm now looking to fix the last of its cosmetic woes. theres a vertical scratch bout 4 inches long right in my field of vision, it's not heavy, (its almost unnoticeable in certain light) but it is distracting. It's deep enough to feel with a fingernail. My best gues would be its been done with an engagement ring.
My Valeter said that they had tried to polish out similar faults and failed.
What does the hive mind say?
No excess on glass on most insurance policies. Obtain a 'stone' chip which develops into a crack.
[qoute] russianbob - Member
No excess on glass on most insurance policies. Obtain a 'stone' chip which develops into a crack
Op, did I not hear a stone rattling off your windscreen this morning?
I'd considered the replacement route, it doesn't seem very sporting though, (especially since if gone public) and I'm sure I've heard various old wives tales about replacement screens being a source or creaks, leaks and general woe.
Just call Autoglass - Golf's are easy and bonded in.
Any issues their guarantee covers it.
oliverd1981 - MemberI'd considered the replacement route, it doesn't seem very sporting though, (especially since if gone public) and I'm sure I've heard various old wives tales about replacement screens being a source or creaks, leaks and general woe.
had three windscreens replaced over the years; no creaks, leaks or woe of any description
I doubt it has to be chipped for the insurance to cover it. If it's obscuring your view or distracting you, that would enough I imagine.
This wasn't the kind of lunberjacking, can do, DIY ethos i expected to be honest.