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The attached pic is in the corner of my windscreen. It looks like the glass has water between the two pieces of glass. Do I worry about this or drive on until it spreads?
 

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Wonder if it could be a problem with the laminating plastic film between the glass layers. If you don't mind the appearance, I'd let it be and see if it spreads. If it turns out you need a new windshield, there's a wholesaler near me that sells TripleX at a greatly reduced price over the usual suspects. PM me if you need the contact info.
 
HealeyRick said:
Wonder if it could be a problem with the laminating plastic film between the glass layers. If you don't mind the appearance, I'd let it be and see if it spreads. If it turns out you need a new windshield, there's a wholesaler near me that sells TripleX at a greatly reduced price over the usual suspects. PM me if you need the contact info.
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If you are still in contact with the TripleX wholesaler I would be interested in a windscreen for my BN1 restoration. I'll pm you as well.
 
HealeyRick said:
I'm sorry to say the wholesaler near me has gone out of business.
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Thanks. I have now ordered the triplex from Moss. I think it's the same Pilkington triplex that AH Spares supplies.
 
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