Screen fitting replacement

[Skodaste1977]

Good morning all. Does anybody know where I can get a cheap windscreen fitted in the west Yorkshire area? 

[mac11irl]

Insurance cover job?

Thus under a gazebo at home or work by autoglass? 

 

Thats a really nasty crack :( 

 

 

[KenONeill]

No, but I'd want the job done right rather than cheap. Most comprehensive policies will let you get the job done by someone like Autoglass for £50 or so.

[Skodaste1977]

On 04/02/2019 at 09:37, KenONeill said:

No, but I'd want the job done right rather than cheap. Most comprehensive policies will let you get the job done by someone like Autoglass for £50 or so.

Wow done right and autoglass in the same post. My excess is 100. And because everybody thinks that going through the insurance is the best and only way, you can get a second hand screen for next to nothing and at the end of the day they are  just glued in. 

Edited 6 February, 2019 by Skodaste1977

[Skodaste1977]

I worked for an insurance company a long time ago and claiming for a screen on your insurance won't effect your no claims but it does still go down as a claim. The company I worked for did take this in to consideration when it was time for renewal. If you stayed with them they got there money back. Think on people

[KenONeill]

1 hour ago, Skodaste1977 said:

they are  just glued in. 

OK, what glue do you use, how do you clean the frame, how long does the glue need to cure for?

[Skodaste1977]

It's window bond mate they sell in on ebay. It's like a thick black silicone sealer. The old bond scrapes off. We have glass fitters come to our work to do all the vans. 

Edited 6 February, 2019 by Skodaste1977

[Skodaste1977]