Peg,
At the GMCMI Convention in NH last fall I saw a coach with both
windshields cracked in a straight line from top to bottom where the
windshield curves. It was obvious that the glass didn't fit properly and was
slightly thinner than the original. Both windshields had been in a week or
two. I believe, but cannot remember for certain, the glass was European-made
rather than US or South American where some has come from. Where they are
made is indicated on the glass. We may have to insist on specific
replacement glass. The coach in NH got its glass from a well-known and
respected GMC supplier.
Comments from those more knowledgeable than I on windshields is
warranted here. How do we make sure we are not getting sub-standard products
since they are shipped from hundreds of miles away and by people who should
know good products?
Al Hamilton
Kingston, Ont
hamilton
At the GMCMI Convention in NH last fall I saw a coach with both
windshields cracked in a straight line from top to bottom where the
windshield curves. It was obvious that the glass didn't fit properly and was
slightly thinner than the original. Both windshields had been in a week or
two. I believe, but cannot remember for certain, the glass was European-made
rather than US or South American where some has come from. Where they are
made is indicated on the glass. We may have to insist on specific
replacement glass. The coach in NH got its glass from a well-known and
respected GMC supplier.
Comments from those more knowledgeable than I on windshields is
warranted here. How do we make sure we are not getting sub-standard products
since they are shipped from hundreds of miles away and by people who should
know good products?
Al Hamilton
Kingston, Ont
hamilton
