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my windows are getting scratched i dont know whats causing it im thinking about replacing all of them any idea how much that would cost haha
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More info please. What ideas do you have for a possible cause? Are all the windows getting scratched? Do you go off road and branches do the damage or you park it and someone vandalize it?
Is it a regular cab and there are 4 windows only? Do you have a slider or 1 piece rear? I can get you an idea but it may differ from your area.
Is it a regular cab and there are 4 windows only? Do you have a slider or 1 piece rear? I can get you an idea but it may differ from your area.
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well i work at a grocery store so im sure somebody screws with it but i have an extended cab with a
sliding rear window the sliding rear is perfect no scratches but the four on the sides are scratched to
shit i dont off road much thats what i was thinking to so i pulled apart my door to look at the
mechanisn to see if it was rubbing on something it all looked fine so im wondering if something just
catches inside my waether stripping and scratches my windows when i roll them up and down
i was bascially wondering if anyone else has that problem
sliding rear window the sliding rear is perfect no scratches but the four on the sides are scratched to
shit i dont off road much thats what i was thinking to so i pulled apart my door to look at the
mechanisn to see if it was rubbing on something it all looked fine so im wondering if something just
catches inside my waether stripping and scratches my windows when i roll them up and down
i was bascially wondering if anyone else has that problem
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Let me check with a local glass shop. I will tell ya you probably won't get out under $600 anyway. I work again Wednesday and will find out.
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My door windows are like that, its from rolling them down when they are dirty/covered in mud as the sand and grit in the mud scratches the glass.
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check out eastwood.com for their glass scratch repair kit... it might save you cash, and when you take it out of your door you'll probably see the drip thinging that's supposed to keep water out is probably the culprit if it's not the crank mechinism.
but the eastwood kit is pretty cheap and it's said to work pretty good.
but the eastwood kit is pretty cheap and it's said to work pretty good.
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thank you ill check that out
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