Cuda911

+1.

gforcealt

I have polished a windshield. It wasn't on a Porsche, but rather on a classic car with a non-original (aftermarket) windshield. The windshield was still probably 30 years old. Polishing worked for most of the shallower stuff and wiper streaks. There were quite a few bigger pits that I wasn't willing to spend the time to work out. It wasn't hard to do.

Cuda911

A few years ago I did a bunch of research on windshield polishing to remove pits. Can't be done.

straka

Too deep. I can feel the depth of the pits with my fingernail.

4 Point 0

I get a free windscreen every year with my insurance. I’m shocked that i have needed it every year.

I’m onto number 5. The first was pitted bad, the next 4 barely get used before a rock takes them out.

straka

All OEM glass? I would never consider anything else. In my experience, not in my Porsche, aftermarket glass can ruin a car when it has distortion.

911T991

Who is your insurance carrier?

bkrantz

Don't forget: the closer you follow that slow car that's in your way, the more spray junk you will hit.

Wujohn

Go on a PCA backroad tour. I've cracked a windshield each of the 4 times I've done this. My windshield is currently very pitted so it may be time for a group run...

99SevenFan

For those that have used insurance to replace the glass, does anything show up on CarFax from a damage perspective?

4 Point 0

Porsche Insurance. Underwritten by Dawes. I’m in Brisbane Australia.

JW911

Insurance claim for a windshield does not show on carfax.