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What should a Windshield Repair Look Like?

What should a windshield repair chip look like after it has been fix correctly? I find it very important to address this question for those involved with the Windshield Repair Industry. A windshield repair chip should disappear 80-95% from its original damaged appearance. If your stone chip repair does not disappear most of the way, your stone chip repair was not fixed correctly. You should never see air bubbles in a finished windshield repair! You should be able to look 360 degrees around a starburst chip and see each leg disappear one by one as you look through the legs. These problems happen when there is a lack of time spent on vacuuming all the air out of the break.

Windshield Repair Forum

Hey everyone, There is a great forum going for all of you in the windshield repair Business. Here is the Feed for those of you into the rss thing.

Windshield Repair Blog

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Welcome to the Blog! This Blog is primarily focused on bringing members of the windshield repair industry together and educating the public on quality windshield repair . Note the key word quality. All windshield repairs are not equal. I would like to dissect the windshield repair industry piece by piece, in order to contribute to those in the industry looking to further their skill and give insight to the paying customer. Don’t hesitate to participate in this blog. If you are in the industry or a customer, feel free to ask questions or post comments about experiences or frustrations.

Windshield Chip Repair

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What is windshield repair? Windshield repair is a process that joins todays modern technology with a skilled repair technician's ability to inject specially formulated resin into a damaged area of a windshield. Done properly, the damaged area's structural integrity is restored, as is most of the clarity. Why repair my windshield? Here are several reasons why one would consider a repair. The most common damage to a windshield is called a Stone Chip. A stone chip can range from the size of a pea to the size of a half dollar. If left alone, this damage would eventually crack out into the entire windshield. At that point, the only alternative would be to replace the entire windshield. The average cost of replacing a windshield is approximately $350.00 . Today the average cost of a windshield chip repair is around $50.00. It makes financial sense. Safety is another reason to consider windshield repair. When doing windshield repairs, the windshield is never removed and the...