That could be, but they are so tiny, much smaller than those in my Miata windshield. Could they also be from the manufacturing process of sandwiching the the laminate layer in between the inner and outer glass layers? I have a bit over 7000 miles on the Supra.
I believe you've never heard of a diff output shaft seal leaking within 600 miles, either. Yet it happened to my car.
Still salty about us trying to help your ignorant ass, eh? Stick to the parking lot shows BoomerBlob. Whataboutisms are not your strong suit.
You're likely correct, although I am surprised that with only 7000 miles of 70% city driving that this could happen. It's as if someone walked up to the car and aimed a microfine grit-blaster at the windshield.
So somehow the the screen has been damaged by one would assume airborn particles that have sand blasted the screen for want of a better term during transport but not touched the black plastic A pillar covers, the mirrors and mirror supports or the outer edges of the roof leading edges which are bare during transport? I'm thinking this is not the reason.
The interesting thing is that the glass "glitter" is not noticeable from the outside unless I look very closely. From the inside it is very noticeable when the sun is hitting the glass at certain angles from the horizon. Perhaps the glitter is in the nose of the car and pillars, but not as easy to see.
What happened with that guy?
He asks questions then dismisses all answers. He is stubborn even after being shown he is wrong. He drives a Miata… I could go on and on…
The entire car gets blasted, but the glass is the only material we look out of and where tiny defects are visible in certain light. Clear coats and plastics can be polished (ie. removing layers) to increase clarity. Glass can with certain polishes but removing defects are a lot more difficult. Apply a protection film to all surfaces on half of the car, one headlight, etc. Remove the protection after a few thousand miles and the difference should be noticeable. You could test this on a used windshield too and compare the severity of the glitter effect to the rest of the glass after more miles.
Lmao. He really just here to sight see at this point.
