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[quote="macca1411"]You'll need to do it the same way as a bonded windscreen I would have thought. Easiest way is to let the professional windscreen fitter do it. If it's looking how I think it is, the only solution is a new rear screen as it's the factory applied paint around the edge of the glass. Mines gone a green/brown colour in places but I'm not going to the expense of getting a new rear screen fitted just so it looks black again.[/quote]
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