Now using the Delta kit

[Anonymous]

Did a few repairs yesterday.

Kit is VERY user friendly and does a very nice repair.

Here is my question though.

When curing with the pit resin.......remove tab and scrpe with razor blade..............I still have a very small dull area (white milky looking) in the place I used the drill.......other than that the repairs are GREAT!

Is there a way to not have the dull spot in the pit?

I am I maybe not curing long enough?

Any tips would be much appreciated.

Thanx in Advance
Jeff

[Anonymous]

I need to proof read my post more.....................I think faster than I type

[Anonymous]

Auto Glass Repair,

Just a reminder, don't forget to polish.

Pay it foward,

Brian
www.safeglasstechnologies.com

[email]"info@safeglasstechnologies.com"[/email][/email]

[Anonymous]

always polish.......................just have a dull pit when done....have not been able to figure out the fix as of yet.

[Anonymous]

try placing a drop of star/bullseye resin in the pit and letting it cure for about 3 minutes without a cure tab before you place the pit resin in the pit with the tab. I believe what you are seeing are actually spots under the pit resin and not the resin itself. The thinner resin first will stop this.

www.ohnonotagain.com

[Anonymous]

Just something to keep in mind and I say this becuase you are using DELTA KITS resins I assume. If not, something to keep in the back of your head. Becareful intermixing resins from one supplier to another. There might be some compatitbility issues. As far a slight scaring that is normal as there will always be tell tale evidence. It will not disapear 100%.

Pay it foward,

Brian
www.safeglasstechnologies.com

[email]"info@safeglasstechnologies.com"[/email][/email]

[Anonymous]

Thanx for the tips.............and yes I am using Delta resins.

[Anonymous]

You might try drilling slower, you may actually be seeing a bit burn in your pit. Let the bit work for you, it only takes an additional 20 seconds and always use a sharp bit.