New Windshield- Problems
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chris is the devil
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From: so cal 951 + 760
Originally Posted by TTT
You can fix it yourself... you can use 1000 and 2000 grit wet sandpaper to haze it up, and then use a 3m rubbing compound that gets out scratches that are finer than 1500 grit. It will look fine.
its inside close to the dash board.. theres no way i can easily buff this area.
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chris is the devil
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From: so cal 951 + 760
Originally Posted by wedgie
It sounds like they used a repaired glass for your new glass I would take it back and get new-Did they say they were using a repaired glass? Did you get it discounted? What glass company did you use?
NEW glass. i mean it does look new.. but it looks defective.
broke college kid
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If it's new and defective then the people who installed it hsould have no problem taking it back, if it's defective they should be able to send it back to whoever they bought it from. At least that would make sense to me. Dunno for sure though. Go back to the place and tell them your problems with the winshield and see what they say. Don't wait too long!
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Originally Posted by Samson
this shouldnt have to be done to new glass...
its inside close to the dash board.. theres no way i can easily buff this area.
its inside close to the dash board.. theres no way i can easily buff this area.
