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For £50 excess, I got a new bathroom window via The Caravan Club insurance. My quote was similar, around the £400 mark. If you have a few years worth of No Claims, they allow a number of small claims before the insurance amount you pay changes.

To answer the query though, I would use a 2 pack, non shrinking ceramic cement, not cyanacrolate superglue, as the two different compounds of glue work differently. I believe the superglue effectively melts the surfaces together (at a molecular level), which causes the cracking & crazing, the 2 pack type forms an extra bonding layer between the two substrates.

Not sure if this is any use, but there you go.

do not believe you will remove the white marks now and a replacement is the only option.ask here

www.eeco-ltd.co.uk

Quote: Originally posted by michael on 19/9/2013

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do not believe you will remove the white marks now and a replacement is the only option.ask here

www.eeco-ltd.co.uk

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Quote: Originally posted by dogsbody42 on 02/10/2013

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To all those kind people who supplied advice ref. my delaminated window,thank you. Problem sorted! sucesfully separated two parts of window, removed all white marks using BRASSO and using Bondrite adhesive re-glued window. Looks great,is waterproof and no white marks.
Thanks again

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