Progressive would only do OEM glass if the car was under 6 months old. At the time, mine was only two months old, which sucked, but at least I got OEM without a hassle on it.
I've also found that some of the smaller shops to be a lot better than companies such as Safelite. I went to one that was recommended by a lot of people, looked like a dive, but they were awesome, did a great job (looked totally factory), cared for the car and were more than happy to make sure I got the exact OEM glass, using my VIN and then sending me a photo of the printing on the glass before my appointment to make sure it matched the factory glass in case they needed to send it back before I got there. You dont get that kind of service from the big companies.
I found that the best thing to do to find a local installer is ask all the local high end dealers who they use. Turns out this guy did all the Lexus, Infinity, BMW, Audi, Mercedes and some other dealers glass work for them. So they knew what they were doing with things like auto wipers and sensors and things like that.
Doesnt help the OP too much, but for others reading this, maybe it will help a bit.
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