Glass removal: front and rear
#5
Originally Posted by smellbird
Gordy, why don't you just use the same method that was used on the Buick.
Although the front glass may go, I know there is a hail mark in the lower drivers side and there is general wear and tear on the glass surface.
#8
No coverage. BB is is right. Car has been garage and disassembled for a while. Besides, coverage wouldn't pay for the glass removal or repair. The hail damage was done prior to me owning the car so it'* not covered (can't but a car that needs work then have your insurance company pay for the fixes).
Maybe I'll just call a glass company to see what they would charge to do it for me.
Maybe I'll just call a glass company to see what they would charge to do it for me.
#9
Originally Posted by Harmon Glass
To remove the glass only, $ 65.00 per piece
We do not guarantee the glass will not break in the process . This must be done in our shop, mobile service is not available for this service. You would need to allow approximately 2-3 hours to do the work.
We do not guarantee the glass will not break in the process . This must be done in our shop, mobile service is not available for this service. You would need to allow approximately 2-3 hours to do the work.
#10
DINOSAURUS BOOSTUS
Expert Gearhead
I've seen em use an electric tool...however maybe if they are trying to save the glass..they want certain conditions.
Just drive it over Gordy..
Just drive it over Gordy..