A Zillion windscreen speckles !!!!!!!

My insurance company replaced my sandblasted windscreen on my old E36, no questions asked. They said it was hazardous and must go. I didn't need to take a brick to it. I don't think clay bar and rainX will do much to solve the problem although it helps a little bit. Replacement is the way to go.

On my Zed, my dealer broke the windscreen when they replaced my steering column under warranty. Needless to say I got a free one out of it, dealer installed and good as new. I have had a bad experience in the past with aftermarket replacement though, be sure and insist on all OEM parts, no exceptions.
 
sideshowbob said:
Aebous said:
I've got the same thing, it's on my to do list to fix. Mine can technically be classified as officially sand blasted (driving 70+ in a desert, some of it through sand storms). I was hoping that there is some kind of lathe or something that can resurface the glass. Of course with a leak or two at the base of the windshield I may as well ask to have it replaced.

When you work out how a lathe and a windscreen go together can you please let us know? Cos down here at the machine shop we just cant seem to work it out!! :D


:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: Just thinking along those lines....some type of lapping device. I've seen crazier contraptions for more difficult tasks.
 
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