Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post

gsxr750 · 07-31-2012, 04:12 PM

What ever you do, don't allow one of the at home or mobile installers do it they will almost always hack up your car.

Since most cases it will be handled by your insurance company, its best to use one that they recommend and work with and make sure you go to one that you can drive to inspect their facility and that has trained techs present.

Also make sure that all new factory OEM gaskets and trim pieces are used, do not allow them to reuse old moldings, as they often crack and blister the chrome plating after reuse.

I use a company called Schmidts Auto Body and Glass if they have a location in your area their work is top notch.

Or simply have it replaced by your Nissan Dealer in your area, there collison shop should be able to handle it and make sure you get a factory OEM windshield, you hav ethe right to demand that your cars parts are replaced with OEM nissan parts.

07-31-2012, 04:12 PM	#5 (permalink)
gsxr750 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: west Posts: 443 Drives: 2012 370z man. sport Rep Power: 13	What ever you do, don't allow one of the at home or mobile installers do it they will almost always hack up your car. Since most cases it will be handled by your insurance company, its best to use one that they recommend and work with and make sure you go to one that you can drive to inspect their facility and that has trained techs present. Also make sure that all new factory OEM gaskets and trim pieces are used, do not allow them to reuse old moldings, as they often crack and blister the chrome plating after reuse. I use a company called Schmidts Auto Body and Glass if they have a location in your area their work is top notch. Or simply have it replaced by your Nissan Dealer in your area, there collison shop should be able to handle it and make sure you get a factory OEM windshield, you hav ethe right to demand that your cars parts are replaced with OEM nissan parts. Last edited by gsxr750; 07-31-2012 at 04:15 PM.