How to Know if Crack Can Be Repaired in Windshield

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Part of the video series: How to Repair a Windshield

Summary: Learn how to know if a crack can be repaired in a windshield with expert automotive tips in this free online auto repair and car maintenance video clip.

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Heath Heine Heath Heine is the owner of Clearview Windshield Repair in the Denver Colorado area. He has over fourteen years of experience in the windshield repair industr... read more

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How to Know if Crack Can Be Repaired in Windshield

Hi, I'm Heath Heine with Clearview Windshield Repair here on behalf of Expert Village. In this clip you are going to see how to repair a crack in your windshield. We are going to get started on the crack repair. We have about an 8 inch crack here. Now there is two ways, two methods that you can do with repairing a crack. One is actually drilling into the tip of it and again popping a bullseye. As you know from the bullseye state, it stops the break from going in different directions. So we'll drill in, take your probe and loop that bullseye around it. Now from this point, you take your bridge and you apply it to that bullseye and you can start some of the injection. One of the other things that is needed with a crack repair on a windshield is you will want to use one of your injectors and take it out of the bridge. After you've put some resin in it, you will run it along the crack to inject resin into that crack. Now the second process is opposed to drilling that bullseye and popping it, you can flex from it inside of the windshield with your hand if you can reach there or with your probe if it is a little bit farther. As you flex what happens is you are opening that glass to the surface so that you can start your injection process. So this time I am going to flex, take my injector full of resin and insert the resin along the crack. Run it all the way to where the crack actually started to. Now it is time for the sun to cure it.

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