Chip Repair Guide

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Repairing a chip on your car's windshield is a relatively simple process that can save you money and prevent the chip from spreading into a larger crack. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you understand the process of a windscreen chip repair.

• Park your car in a shaded area. 
• Clean the area around the chip to remove any dirt or debris, allow it to dry completely. 
• Examine the chip to determine if it can be repaired. 
• Chips & cracks smaller than a one dollar coin are usually repairable.
• Repairing a cracked windscreen is a delicate process that requires specialized tools and expertise. If you are unsure it's best to leave this job to the professionals to avoid causing further damage to your windscreen.

• Carefully fill the chip with the repair resin. 
• Apply firm pressure to ensure the resin fills the entire chip. 
• Place a curing strip over the resin-filled chip. 
• If your kit includes a UV light, hold it over the curing strip for the specified time to cure the resin. 
• If not, move your car into direct sunlight and let it sit for 15-30 minutes.

• After the resin has cured, carefully remove the curing strip. 
• Scrape away any excess resin using a razor blade. 
• Be careful not to damage the surrounding glass. 
• Inspect the repaired chip from both inside and outside of the car to ensure the repair is smooth and level. 

• Avoid washing your car or exposing it to extreme temperatures for at least 24 hours to allow the repair resin to fully cure.