I thought CERAMIC can also be applied on windshields and headlights !!!
Yes, ceramic can be applied to the entire. I have it on the windshield now and don't need to use the wipers.
It’s amazing but it’s true. “ If what you thought is right all the time, you’ll never be wrong “
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I can vouch for the Diamon Fusion...sheds water really well.
It can and I had that applied to my windshield. Got a small rock chip on the drive home after having it done. I am considering getting film put on the car now.
You get what you pay for. DF at$100.00 for enough application to do two vehicles offers a lot more protection than just shedding water and lasts for several years. Ask the US army.
I was just joking around. I'm going to look into PPF for the windshield. I had the whole car wrapped last year but didn't know about PPF for the windshield but they did do some treatment on all the glass. Guess it was some sort of ceramic coating or something but gut a very small chip on the drive home after picking it up. It's almost like they are making cheaper glass these days. I'll pay anything for protection against damage.You get what you pay for. DF at$100.00 for enough application to do two vehicles offers a lot more protection than just shedding water and lasts for several years. Ask the US army.
Do some research...Or not, and stick with cheap. You get what you pay for.
No worries. The DF saved my windshield on both my Corvettes from the small sand pitting and from chips and cracks. Glass remains nice and clear and it showed no marks from the odd small stones that have flew up off someone's tires. Wasn't until I blew past a concrete truck that dropped a bunch of aggregate off his deck that I finally ended up with damage on my C7 glass after five years with the DF. No doubt PPF will protect from gravel better but it may get pitted from road debris and have to be replaced after a bit. I know there several hits on the PPF on my bumper. Here in AB, we have so many gravel roads that it ends up on our pavement and then flying up off someone's tires more often than not. Fine at 50 kph, not so good at 200...lol...
Yes that’s the whole thing. Replacing windshields should be OEM. The originals are more heavier and chips are fixed to original that only you know where it was. BMW and Benz will recommend such replacements.
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To a point, I agree. If you're going through a windshield every year, you may as well go aftermarket. Lots of glass shops buy from the dealerships as well. Especially on new models that a cheap version is not available. When I replaced mine last year, I sweet talked my dealer parts department and got my OEM HUD for $900.00 (wholesale price). They are good that way. Got the same deal on my splitter. Windshield prices are going down all the time though. In 2015 when I considered getting glass insurance, a C7 glass was $2,300.00. I didn't get it when I read the fine print and they would only pay for an OEM if there wasn't a knock-off available. I was afraid that getting a Chinese after market HUD, I would end up with a DUH instead.Yes that’s the whole thing. Replacing windshields should be OEM. The originals are more heavier and chips are fixed to original that only you know where it was. BMW and Benz will recommend such replacements.
Good choice. I’d do the same when time comes. Just watch your distance with the vehicle ahead and try not to take it out first day of spring. Got chip fixed 3 years ago. No chip yet knock on wood.To a point, I agree. If you're going through a windshield every year, you may as well go aftermarket. Lots of glass shops buy from the dealerships as well. Especially on new models that a cheap version is not available. When I replaced mine last year, I sweet talked my dealer parts department and got my OEM HUD for $900.00 (wholesale price). They are good that way. Got the same deal on my splitter. Windshield prices are going down all the time though. In 2015 when I considered getting glass insurance, a C7 glass was $2,300.00. I didn't get it when I read the fine print and they would only pay for an OEM if there wasn't a knock-off available. I was afraid that getting a Chinese after market HUD, I would end up with a DUH instead.
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