Windshield Repair Forum

We still have a lot of active readers but very few engaging these days. It might have something to do with the Pandemic or everyone being busy, but I think the reality is that most who were once active here have moved to Facebook groups, which admittedly are more suited for those who want to build r...

I’ve used the Fein many times over 28 yrs and BTB on occasion. . Don’t be afraid to use a variety of tools to remove the glass. The goal is to do it without damage to the vehicle or as little as possible as many new cars already have factory set rubbing against paint. Fein, BTB and other plunge or o...

Great tool whenused with the heat sink tool. I work differently from Kenny as I work outside in chasing the moisture out, I feel the the heat expands the glass which shuts the damage up, so by squeezing the ouside it chases it out of the cooler middle area. Living in a wet country I have carried out...

All pit resin will deteriorate over time, meaning that rain, snow, and extreme temperatures, combined with road debris, chemicals, and your windshield wipers serving as a constant sanding block, will eventually cause Delta Kits pit resins, as well as any other pit resins, to show signs of aging. Thi...

I always recommend what I believe is best for the customer, not what I make the most money on. If a repair can be done successfully and will look good when complete, that is what I recommend. If I feel the repair will not hold, or the way the completed repair looks will not be acceptable by the cust...

How much faith do you guys have in using your Drystar? Do any of you put off repairs after a heavy rainstorm? I just did a repair today after a heavy storm last night, probably 3 inches of rain. The vehicle was in the sun most of the day and I used my drystar for several minutes attempting to dry i...