Crazymind wrote:

After reading this I have decided to use the ShutterX nano tech to get the windscreen protected.
It was very expensive (50 quid) for 2 wipes. I don’t know if it is a scam but I have seen a few YouTuber talking how good it was…don’t know if they were paid to tell that story.
However I see some of the reputable dealers around they sell this product as well… probably costing them 2 pounds🤪.

Philm wrote:

Farms near by?
Stray bullet.

That was an initial thought but no sign of any penetration and it's the wrong time of year for deer culling.

I think it's going to remain a mystery but I'm having to wait for a LR screen and date when it can be done. One upside is that I'm driving my daughter's D3 which is still such a great car.  Eiger Grey MY23 D250 SE with bits. Known as Noddy.

Kaz wrote:

Crazymind wrote:

After reading this I have decided to use the ShutterX nano tech to get the windscreen protected.
It was very expensive (50 quid) for 2 wipes. I don’t know if it is a scam but I have seen a few YouTuber talking how good it was…don’t know if they were paid to tell that story.
However I see some of the reputable dealers around they sell this product as well… probably costing them 2 pounds🤪.

Doubt that will do much to protect the glass from impacts.

In the States, there are several companies that offer sort of a film - think phone screen protector - that can help mitigate some smaller impacts. Not sure if you all have something like that in tea and crumpets land, but I'd suspect you do. Will cost a bit more than 50, but will work better as well. Even if only to act as a sacrificial layer against those small pits that develop with time due to all of the fine particles the windscreens have to plow through at times.

Moo wrote:

Philm wrote:

Farms near by?
Stray bullet.

That was an initial thought but no sign of any penetration and it's the wrong time of year for deer culling.