fitting a new windscreen

1. saxo_mike Established Member Joined: Mar 2008 Heald Green, Stockport Posts: 1721 black/yellow vtr

   #1 6th July 2010, 13:25

   does anyone know how i'd go about swapping over my windscreen glass as it has some scratches and i can get a good one for £10
   
   is it a big job and it the seal hard to remove and put back on
2. deks36 Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Aug 2008 Herne Bay. Kent Posts: 3881 Peugeot 307, Nissan Juke, 206 Grand tourisme

   #2 6th July 2010, 13:35

   its bonded in and will need cutting out and replacement bonding
   not really a home diy job
   look in local advertising for a windscreen fitter who works on his own
   my local fitter puts them in for £40
   mind you he only charges me £70 fitted for new ones
3. saxo_mike Established Member Joined: Mar 2008 Heald Green, Stockport Posts: 1721 black/yellow vtr

   #3 6th July 2010, 13:48

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by deks36 its bonded in and will need cutting out and replacement bonding not really a home diy job look in local advertising for a windscreen fitter who works on his own my local fitter puts them in for £40 mind you he only charges me £70 fitted for new ones

   ah screw it then i'll just leave it i can get a new one for 60 70 on my excess anyway