[s-cars] PPG Windshield?

[Daniel Hussey]

Do you have glass breakage coverage on your insurance?  Some states it's
next to nothing for personal payout, but it just depends.  I put a really
low deductible on my glass breakage (like $100), and I have $250 and $500
for everything else.  Otherwise, I bet the windshield, with new trim and
seal (which you really must replace with the glass) will run you $700-800.
I think total bill for a new peice of OE glass and trim for my S4 was
something around $700 to get it all done.  The place I had do the work was
comissioned by the local Audi dealer and they did a magnificent job.  I was
very happy with the install.

I too hear the PPG glass is the best.  Is this confirmed...  what is the
difference.  I hear a lot of the german glass is very soft, hence it chips
very easily, but durable in the fact that it can last for many years.

Later,
Dan
'94 S4 (Black/ecru)... For Sale
'95 S6 Avant (Europa blue/ecru)
Seattle, WA

----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Friedenberg" <paulunm at msn.com>
To: <s-car-list at audifans.com>
Sent: Monday, July 29, 2002 10:12 PM
Subject: [s-cars] PPG Windshield?


> Today driving behind a dually Ram without mudflaps, managed to get a big
> rock hit to the lower left side of my windshiled. Looks too low to use a
> repair place. Who sells PPG windshields? I hear these are the best
> replacements as I am certain the crack will spread. I'm assuming I'll
spend
> over $500??
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