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just wondering if it's possible to remove a windscreen. Obviously without breaking it and refitting it on my own car.
Frostys got a windscreen in a car hes breaking in good nick
Mines got a massive crack through the centre.
So yeah has anyone attempted this and what sealer would you use. (If its possible)
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Remove it with an accelerator cable like a saw, you have to drill through the rubber to put the cable through initially, then go to a windscreen specialist to have it fitted?
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It's easier to fit one than remove one although the proper sealant is really expensive can cost around £100ish for a tube
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VS the £70 it'll cost to have it replaced on your insurance?
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if you already have a screen some single man crews will swap them for £30-40
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