Windshield repair kit – Deal with a chip before it travels

A kit for filling small damage in laminated auto glass yourself: resin, an injector with suction cups and the film it cures under. One repair takes twenty to thirty minutes, curing in daylight included. It is meant for chips and bullseyes, not for cracks that have already run.

Why choose this repair kit?

A chip rarely stays a chip; temperature swings and speed bumps turn it into a crack sooner or later. Filling the void while it is small keeps the glass intact. That saves a trip to a glass shop over a few millimeters of damage.

• Suction-cup injector: pushes resin into the glass under pressure, out to the tips
• Curing resin: sets in daylight and hardens like the glass around it
• Curing film and blade: the surface finishes flat and scrapes smooth
• Twenty to thirty minutes: one chip per kit, from setup to the final scrape
• For laminated glass: suits windshields and laminated mirror glass

Keeping a small thing small, on the driveway instead of in a workshop.

Work on clean, dry glass with the outside temperature above ten degrees Celsius. Seat the injector directly over the impact point and draw the air out before you let the resin flow in. The fill stops the damage from spreading, though a faint outline usually stays visible.

Specifications

• Resin injector with suction cups
• Curing resin
• Curing film and razor blade
• For laminated auto glass

Keep it in the car and use it the day you spot the chip.