Halford

personally I agree with the above, also I believe that you are required to tell your insurance company of any accident, even if you don't claim through them for the repairs (nb your reg plate is now out for public view), and in doing so your own insurance premium will rise a little even though it was not your fault (but the insurance co still considers you a liability and hence charges you more) its more than just a supermarket scrape to get sorted yourself, and you could be looking at several hundred pounds to fix, will the other party pay this ?

I used this a couple of years ago and it was pretty good, but takes a lot of work to put on properly, first have to thoroughly clean the screen, degreaser and paper towel job, then apply and buff off - lengthy and physical job (if you're getting on). now I have 2 x 1kg silica moisture absorbing bags on the dash that you can dry in the oven/microwave like these Fifth Gear 2 x 1kg Silica Gel Car Dehumidifier, Dry Air, Reusable Moisture Absorber Bag, Automotive Dehumidifier, Keep Windows Fog-Free. Prevents Condensation and Mold, Includes 2 x Anti Slip Mat: Amazon.co.uk: Car & Motorbike also remember that the best way to demist is 1. Aircon ON 2. air vents up onto windscreen 3. max heat 4. max air flow 5. keep All windows shut and set to internally recirculate (to suck moisture out of air inside the car and not suck in more moisture from outside) 6. rear screen heat demist on 7. mirror heat demist on 8. try not to breathe too much key criteria for next car = heated windscreen LOL

mine squeaks/creaks on occasion, traced my issue to the chromed dial housing area. fixed by placing thumb on the chrome ring and fingers on the top of the curved instrument housing as shown in your picture and squeeze together, do both sides