Windshield

does200Member

I am looking at a car where the bottom portion across the entire bottom is a foggy white color maybe about 1" tall. I have never seen anything like that before. What could be the cause of this?

4/13/039:27 AM

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forestgMember

This is caused by moisture migrating into the plastic film between the layers of glass.

4/13/031:31 PM

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bosswrenchMember

Forest is correct, and to pre-empt you next question, there is no known fix beyond replacement. It comes from the way safety glass is made- two layers of tempered glass separated by a plastic sheet of the same optical clarity. One of the the glass surfaces & plastic have begun to debond, letting moisture creep in.

4/13/033:43 PM

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