Windshield Repair Forum

Even though there may be a drought in a certain area does not mean the glass has not been washed, so if in doubt dry it out.

I have the same feelings as Brent's last post, keep your standards high and your sales higher and you will certainly do well.

I will not apologize for trying to bring a bit of humor into a discussion, it is a sad life without a smile. Not wanting to offend just being honest.

screenman wrote: I will not apologize for trying to bring a bit of humor into a discussion, it is a sad life without a smile. Not wanting to offend just being honest.

Hear, hear! Great response.

screenman wrote:I will not apologize for trying to bring a bit of humor into a discussion, it is a sad life without a smile. Not wanting to offend just being honest.

LIKE

I'm still trying to figure out if screenman was swearing and I need to edit his post!

Brent Deines wrote:I'm still trying to figure out if screenman was swearing and I need to edit his post!

Good luck with that one, Brent!

Be careful with the levity, it is somewhat frowned upon here.

Is there suppose to be more than one photo of the bulls-eye? All I see is the fresh break and not the finished repair.

There should be a before and after of the bulls-eye. If you were unable to see the after image then it's below.

Brent Deines wrote:I'm still trying to figure out if screenman was swearing and I need to edit his post!

Ha ha, no, I can assure you Screenman definitly wasn't swearing.............

I too have completed a few repairs with 'pressure rings' but have now sorted [thanks to this forum!]

Kgobin wrote:There should be a before and after of the bulls-eye. If you were unable to see the after image then it's below.

Ring doesn't look all that bad...from viewing this it appears he trapped some air in pit while capping. It happens!
He will learn how to avoid this as time passes.

Actually to me it looks like someone drilled to the lamination and left it on pressure to long and also did a bad pit filler.... I do not know if that is what I am to be looking at. If so, I had never put a name on it. I do see this all over looking at other jobs.

I was thinking the term "pressure ring", I thought I was going to be seeing a big ring around the repair....

And who said you can't teach an old DOG a new trick... In this case a new word,,,,

The word of the day kidds is: Pressure Ring. ha ha ha ha.

Loosen up...... "Sense of humor" is on sale at Target this week, if needed, buy some.... Keep your receipt in case it fails, you can exchange it for another one.