Hi Bill I took your advice & went with the Rain X kit on mine & got about a 70% improvement. I may try another application on the worst part of the small crack that's left but so far it hasn't gotten any worse & I'm pretty satisfied with the results. Thanks for your help!
Right on, I'm glad that worked for you. I wouldn't waste any more trying to fix that little line, because it most likely won't make a difference, now the next time it happens, make sure you leave the vacuum cycle a little longer, do it in the shade or keep it covered with a rag, then pressurize and cover again, then after two or three minutes if you still see the lines, do the vacuum cycle again and so on, you should be able to fill a chip 90% or more with that little tool, but it does take a little time. 70% on your first try is dam good though.
you did a good job for sure. Now you know what to do when you get another chip in your windshield. Hope you never do but at least you are prepared if you do.
you really don't need my contract, just make sure that you include in the work order that they can't hold you or your company or any employees responsible if the windshield cracks during the repair process. if you have that in your contract your business insurance will be much cheaper because the insurance company will know that they are not going to have to replace windshields when something goes wrong.
Hi Bill I took your advice & went with the Rain X kit on mine & got about a 70% improvement. I may try another application on the worst part of the small crack that's left but so far it hasn't gotten any worse & I'm pretty satisfied with the results. Thanks for your help!
Right on, I'm glad that worked for you. I wouldn't waste any more trying to fix that little line, because it most likely won't make a difference, now the next time it happens, make sure you leave the vacuum cycle a little longer, do it in the shade or keep it covered with a rag, then pressurize and cover again, then after two or three minutes if you still see the lines, do the vacuum cycle again and so on, you should be able to fill a chip 90% or more with that little tool, but it does take a little time. 70% on your first try is dam good though.
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you did a good job for sure. Now you know what to do when you get another chip in your windshield. Hope you never do but at least you are prepared if you do.
Ca. I use your contrqct fory chip repair business?
you really don't need my contract, just make sure that you include in the work order that they can't hold you or your company or any employees responsible if the windshield cracks during the repair process. if you have that in your contract your business insurance will be much cheaper because the insurance company will know that they are not going to have to replace windshields when something goes wrong.