Windscreen peeling?

[raz469]

I noticed this today, is it water getting in and need a new gasket? Or some glue starting to deteriorate? Car aint been jetwashed recently

[r5gtt]

Probably heat mixed with the cold making the glass peel. In any case better to pay the excess and get a new one fitted imho.

[raz469]

Thanks mate. I thought i would have to do that. This cars gonna make me broke, damn my good taste and slight ocd.

[r5gtt]

I'd do the same if I seen that in mine glass screen.

[dronners]

Thanks mate. I thought i would have to do that. This cars gonna make me broke, damn my good taste and slight ocd.

if you have windscreen cover with a nice low excess to pay.. then go hit a rock on the motorway....  if you know what i mean 

[r5gtt]

Thanks mate. I thought i would have to do that. This cars gonna make me broke, damn my good taste and slight ocd.

if you have windscreen cover with a nice low excess to pay.. then go hit a rock on the motorway....  if you know what i mean 

[flashp]

It's de-lamination. They'll probably do it without 'hitting a rock'.
Has it been replaced in the past? If so, is it still under warranty?

[Glassman]

What you're seeing is a defect known as snowflaking. It's on the weakest part of the glass and water is seeping in to cause the glass to separate from the PVB interlayer.

Banging in a fraudulent claim to pay for a replacement means you'll more than likely end up with a cheap copy screen and with no real guarantee on how well it will be fitted (it can be a lottery when it comes to using the insurance company's nominated supplier).

Motor insurance is ever rising and although a lot of them will say there's no impact on NCD, there will be a clawback somewhere (usually on renewal). 

[r5gtt]

Why if we go straight to the dealer?. will they get reimbursed from the insurance Co? .