Guide to Fixing a Chipped Windshield

The car windshields are made to last. However, a small scratch on the surface can ruin the entire look. A chip can become a cracked surface due to rain and cold weather. Cracks can be a major problem. It is better to replace the windshield if the whole thing has been damaged. However, it will take a lot of time and money. Repairing and fixing a cracked windshield can save you a lot of money. It is much easier and cheaper to repair a chipped windshield than it is to visit an auto parts shop.

Follow these simple instructions to repair a cracked or nicked window:

You will need the following tools:

Cleaning Tools
Windshield Repair Kit

Directions

Step 1

The chipped area must be cleaned with a glass cleaner and allowed to dry. After the area has dried completely, place a rag under the damaged spot to catch any resin from the DIY kit.

Step 2

Open the kit. It contains an adhesive disk. The tab of the disc must face you when placed in the middle. The pedestal must be placed over the tab pedestals in prodigy.

Step 3

Next, open the syringe. Place it on the pedestal. The plunger must be removed from the syringe. The compound is forced into the microchip. This process is repeated ten to fifteen times. It depends on the brand.

Step 4

Let the repaired area dry for about 30 minutes in the sun. Check for air bubbles. More compounds should be added if there are any signs of air bubbles.

Step 5

To finish the process, remove syringe. The pedestal and disc must be removed with a razor. Use the razor to clean the glass if there is still any repair compound. Be careful not to scratch the glass.

Saving money is a great way to feel satisfied with the DIY method of windshield repair. If one has the right kit and knows how to fix a chipped glass, there's no need to be concerned about damage to the windshield.

Information and Tips

When preparing to repair the car, it's recommended that you park the vehicle facing the sun. This will cause the glass to warm up. The sun's ultra violet rays help cure the resin.
Repair a small crack before it becomes a safety risk.