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One thing I would say is make sure they do a proper job and seal it well to halt the milky effect.Also make sure the numpties dont scratch the paintwork/leather. Best bet is to keep an eye on them as they do the job if you can. I am not saying all companys are bad but have heard of a few bad moments.
BB
One thing I would say is make sure they do a proper job and seal it well to halt the milky effect.Also make sure the numpties dont scratch the paintwork/leather. Best bet is to keep an eye on them as they do the job if you can. I am not saying all companys are bad but have heard of a few bad moments.
BB
Hi BigB,
got mine done a few months back, RAC autoglass in Bradford did it and did a splendid job!! I got it through insurance for the standard £50 but was quoted £400 as a standard job. The main dealer told me they would have to use the existing rubber surround as they are really hard to replace but mine was very perished and the guy at AG managed to change it. Top job (for a change)very happy.
Lig.
got mine done a few months back, RAC autoglass in Bradford did it and did a splendid job!! I got it through insurance for the standard £50 but was quoted £400 as a standard job. The main dealer told me they would have to use the existing rubber surround as they are really hard to replace but mine was very perished and the guy at AG managed to change it. Top job (for a change)very happy.
Lig.
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