windshield recommendations?

[Huw Powell]

> I'm not sure what point you're trying to make

I thought I was incredibly clear.

$100 buys you a cut, scrape, and glue in swap.

$500 buys you care and detail work.

You can't get the $500 job for $100.

Roughly, $50 = one hour.  Nobody can do the slick quality job in two 
hours (including travel and talk time).

You get what you pay for, in the end.

I stopped shopping for "price" over 15 years ago for car work and 
started appreciating "quality" instead.  because I am poor, not rich.  I 
want the work to last...

> but I guess you agree
> that when you're having your windshield done - beware, it's a job that
> requires using sharp blades and the probability of damage is high due to
> market pressures that glass industry is under. Make sure the installer
> takes the prescribed preventative measures to protect those areas that
> are damaged. And further if you're there watching more care might be
> taken in doing the job and if damage extends to visible parts of the car
> you might be able to get it fixed.

-- 
Huw Powell

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