With the right tools, glass chip repair is not as scary as you might think. Josh McCooey from Glass Mechanix shows us the proper way to repair stone chips found on almost every car on the road today.
(This is a reposted video from Season 3 of Drive Clean)
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So what's it mean if you get resin in between the glass and pvb?
I work at a car rental company and we get TONS of rock chipped windshields. Man, we could save hundreds on replaced windshields if we just repaired them like this…
Possible to get some pit filler on its own? I have a bruise as the glass people I went to said, and they didnt want to do anything with it.
Way more educational than the three British idiots who call themselves Top gear
Unfortunately not all "window-repair-men" are as skilled as this guy. Recently I had two stone chips on the passenger side of my car that I wanted to get fixed. Unfortunately – after he performed the repair, the "craters" are still very much visible.
I just saw a armature used a $10 dollar kit and it came out much cleaner than this one.
This is good info.
Showing your professional is a good thing but most of us just want to learn simple DIY method. If I send my car to you, yes, this video is good. If I want to DIY, no, this video is just too much.
6:32 that voice: Makes sense
Hi, i tried to repaired a small chip on my windshiel but ubfortunately i got that flowering effect which is not looking good. How can i reverse the process and fix it again?