It's a beautiful day; the birds are singing, you love your life, job, children, everything. You're singing along to your favorite tune driving down the freeway, when BAM! A rock flies through the air and lands smack dab in the middle of your windshield. What can you do? Well, depending on the extent of the damage, it is quite possible to repair a the place that is cracked or chipped. In this article, we will outline instructions set in place to help you perform a DIY auto glass repair.

Its important to note that the automobile windshield chip repair exterior trim and moldings that we can see on the outside of the glass are for looks only. The actual water seal comes from the "urethane" adhesive which is used to create the bond. Its in this urethane that the water leak is originating.
 

Insurance companies are more susceptible to cover the windshield if it is on the driver's side or if it is a more intense crack because it is more important to get it done in that case. They do not want any obstructions of view in the line of vision for the driver.

Driving the car immediately after a windshield replacement is not something you can do. There is a time period that should be allowed to make sure that the window has settled and dried. The warmer weather allows for the adhesives to dry quickly. However, the colder weather increases the time that is needed before you resume driving. Taking the time to wait for the adhesives to be at full strength could mean the difference between life and death or an accident that leaves you maimed.

There are many different repair kits that can be used for repairing your windshield. One excellent windshield repair kit is the Fix-A-Windshield, Do-It-Yourself Repair Kit. It comes at a very affordable price of $10 and contains all the necessary tools that you will need for repairing cracks in your windshield. This includes the clear resin bottle, and an air suction tool that removes air in between the break of the crack.

The windshield is also called a windscreen. Your car's glass is very similar to that of an aircraft, or a motorcycle's wind screen. Most cars made in modern times are usually fitted with a laminated kind of glass that is very secure and safe because it doesn't shatter into sharp shards unlike ordinary glass from mirrors and bottles. These laminated glass is a kind of treated glass. It is usually made up of a dual curved sheets of glass and a layer made of plastic sandwiched in between so that it will be safer. These are glued into the car's window frame.

One way to find out about a companies reputation is to call other repair techs and ask them which company they bought their repair kit from and are they satisfied with it. Call the company itself and ask to speak to the owner. You will get a good feel for the company after having spoken with the customer service people and the owner.