Class A Front Winshield Trim Repair/Replacement

[JC2]

Last Aug 2018, we traded our 04 Newmar DSDP for a 2010 Newmar DutchAire DP. Part of the trade involved replacing the front windshield which was cracked. We then left after several days and left on several trips until the latter part of Sept.2018. We then began gradually working our way back towards where we bought the MH for replacement of our rv fridge with the Samsung counter depth one prior to heading to south Tx for the winter. Several days before arrival at the dealer, I noticed a vertical water leak approximately in front of the pass seat. The "glue" used by the dealer apparently did not setup properly so they redid the top rubber seal/moulding that goes the top of the windshield. We then left for Tx and (1)week after arrival, the seal came loose again. Has anyone called Guardian Glass, Safelite or some other company that works on class A windshields and had them respond to fix a "seal" problem only. Would prefer to get this redone before leaving south Tx on 5/3/19. Any comments plse.

[Bruce_Brown]

I assume you are 100% positive it's the seal, correct? Otherwise I'd say check the marker lights, as where your leak is could easily be coming from a leaking marker light.

Want to ask me how I know. :B

[rr2254545]

Find out who fixed it at the dealer - I can almost assure they did not - and get the warranty from the company that did it

[rgatijnet1]

I would wait until you get to a destination where you will be staying for a period of time. Once there you could probably find an RV shop that will seal the windshield. This way you will not be driving away from the repair facility and it will give you time to inspect the repair and see if it is OK or have the RV shop do it again.

[Executive45]

Give a local glass shop a call and ask them. IIRC Safelite won't come out to repair someone else's mistake. Don't know about Guardian. Perhaps a call to your insurance company is also in order for advice. It's difficult for a forum to give you advice on an issue such as this as there are too many variables involved. There are many glass shops in south Texas as it's a big place. Google will be your friend here. Wherever you are in south Texas check for glass shops and make the call. Best of luck....Dennis