txst

I had the smallest pit on my windshield that unbelievably developed into a crack this past weekend. Never in a million years did I think that a small blemish like that would have developed into a full blown crack. Anyway, after much debate on who I should take the car to and if I wanted OEM glass or not, I found that all of the dealers I trust sub out their work to outside glass shops. I finally decided on Eagle Auto Glass here in Tyler and they came out to my house and did the repair in my garage. The guy was extremely careful and did an excellent job. He used PPG glass that was an identical copy of the OEM glass (having bad luck in the past with rear view mirrors attached to glass, I was worried about this, but the PPG glass had the exact same hardware and "black spot" under the bracket).

It will be interesting to see if the PPG glass is more durable than the OEM.

Penforhire

And your cost was ??? Inquiring minds want to know. I have a star crack that I used a repair kit on. But the crack is still there, mocking me.

cdelena

I would love to have a clear windshield again. The PPG unit was what knowledgeable people recommended to me; keep us posted.

nastinupe1

Glad that you didn't get the OEM glass. My new windshield has 0 pits after 8 months.

ok2k

I just had mine replaced 4 days ago

SC_Highlander

I had mine done last Saturday (May 31st) by Saftlite Auto Glass. They used the PPG glass and did an excellent job. I think the bill was around $235, but I have zero deductable glass coverage, so I didn't pay real close attention.

txst

[QUOTE]Originally posted by SC_Highlander
[B]I had mine done last Saturday (May 31st) by Saftlite Auto Glass.

TwoFourty

That process can be done by hand, using a saws-all is sorta lazy even if it is quicker. I have replaced a few windshields in my day and I don't need a saws-all for anything.

Russ

Safelite did mine as well. The quality of the glass is much nicer than OEM. $240 here. My share was $50.