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guys,

need help.

found some small chips on the front windscreen.

hmmm how do we tell if the windscreen needs to be changed??

Do u know how much it will cost for a r33 gts-t?

i live in Victoria and work in the Melbourne CBD area.

Can you guys recommend a place to change the windscreen(if it needs to be changed) or even get some one to look at it (be it the Melb CBD or even South East Melb)??

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if the chips are in the path of the wiper blades.... you will need to replace or repair it.

if the chips are not in the path of the wiper blades, just get the chips repaired. Call around some windscreen shops.

ask google...

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if the chips are in the path of the wiper blades.... you will need to replace or repair it.

if the chips are not in the path of the wiper blades, just get the chips repaired. Call around some windscreen shops.

ask google...

I've got LOTS of tiny tiny little chips in the windscreen, they are very small but speckled over the whole windscreen, does anyone know if this can be smoothed out , or can a repair shop only fix a few larger style chips? It is really hard to see through when the sun hits the screen..

Thanks

While on topic, anyone priced a new windscreen for a R33?

we use National windscreens through work too (although in Geelong), they seem to be good, an well priced. expect around $200 as mentioned I'd say

Excellent, thats not too bad

I think ill just buy a new one instead of trying to fix the old one...

Thanks guys

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