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Photographs from the van

Our work.

Jobs as they actually looked — mid-cut, mid-fit, covers on. The tidy finished shots are here too, but the ones in between are the ones worth looking at.

A windscreen laid out on a stand beside a matte grey BMW M4 convertible with its screen removed and the front end covered — BMW M4 convertible. Old screen out and on the stand, bonnet and front end covered before the aperture was cleaned back.

The side panel of a silver Mercedes Sprinter cut open into a finished window aperture with the edges sealed — Sprinter side panel, aperture cut and edges treated, waiting for the glass.

The lined interior of a Sprinter conversion with side windows fitted on both sides and the lighting switched on — The same kind of job finished: windows both sides, panels lined, lights in.

A dark blue Range Rover with protective covers over the wings and front end and the replacement windscreen on a stand alongside — Range Rover, covers on and new glass on the stand. Nothing starts until the paintwork is protected.

The bare windscreen aperture of a BMW M4 convertible with the bonded edge exposed and the red interior wrapped — The bit customers rarely see. Bare aperture, bond line exposed, interior wrapped.

Inside a Range Rover during a windscreen fitting, seats wrapped, floor mat down and the glass being set into the aperture — Cream interior, wrapped and matted. A new screen should not cost you a clean trim.

The rear doors of a white Mercedes Sprinter with matching windows fitted into both door panels — Rear doors done as a pair, so the two apertures line up with each other.

A matte grey BMW M4 convertible photographed head on with its new windscreen fitted and the roof down — The M4 finished. Screen in, covers off, roof back down.

A Range Rover Sport on a ramp with the bonnet up and covers over the wings, prepared for windscreen replacement — Range Rover Sport up on the ramp, bonnet up, wings covered.

The inside of a lined Mercedes Sprinter looking along a row of three fitted side windows towards the open rear doors — Three side windows in a row, seen from the inside. Every one of those was a solid panel.

A dark blue Range Rover photographed head on in a workshop with its new windscreen fitted and the covers removed — Range Rover finished and handed back. New screen, no marks on anything else.

Next step

Yours could be the next one on here.

Tell us the vehicle and what has happened to the glass, and we will tell you what it takes to put right.

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