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 Re: Replacing front windshield - DIY or no?
[Re: Alluvial_Plains]
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02/08/06 05:30 AM
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Zero deductable.I don't know what it cost my insurance paid for it.Ask Safelite to quote you oem glass.I suppose if I had to pay for it I would not be so picky.
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Re: Replacing front windshield - DIY or no?
[Re: Alluvial_Plains]
#693779
02/08/06 05:57 AM
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If you have comprehensive insurance in Fla. The replacement should be free.
My experience with safelight, The glass sucks. The first and last time I used them, the glass actually had a blurry wave all the way across the middle, at eye level. Just my
$.02
This is one of those things, you get what you pay for!
A pro will be done with it in about 30 minutes. Dont risk sliceing your arm wide open.
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