| Manufacturer | Versachem |
|---|---|
| Brand | Versachem |
| Model | 90110 |
| Item Weight | 0.32 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 5.3 x 2.2 x 1 inches |
| Item model number | 90110 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 90110 |
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I just tackled a small (1/2") impact area on my windshield. No cracks or spiderwebs but light was 'refracting' where a rock (I assume) had hit the windshield (theres some good info online that breaks down what's actually happening when something impacts the glass and what the eye is seeing. In my case, the light was refracting and it looked like a partially dark spot).Obviously, my biggest concern was progression of the damage. I finally got hold of a mobile company that would do it for under 100 euros (yup, i'm overseas). They ended up not being a very stand up company - they left me hangin. I hadn't even entertained the idea of doing it myself (was always something the 'professionals' did) until I got stood up and with growing impatience, I went online and searched 'diy windshield repair'.One of the first hits I got, led me to a youtube video by ChrisFix titled: How to Repair a Windshield Chip or Crack. He's direct, and thorough and pretty much makes it fool proof. **Watch his video...watch it again...read the instructions in the kit...watch his video one more time then - GO FIX YOUR OWN WINDSHIELD (unless of course you have insurance, then you shouldn't even be reading ANY of this!!).The kit works. Deviate from the steps and you'll curse the kit and wonder why you just didn't spend the extra $40, $60, $80 to have a professional do it. Oh, that's right - because $10 and a little bit of your time (less than an hour under 'ideal' conditions) is simply a whole lot better.Biggest piece of advice using this kit - be, and stay patient.I am happy with the repair and am happy with this kit. I plan on buying a couple more of these just to have on hand in case it happens again to my car, or, maybe a friends car gets a chip and I can save the day.Final thought - this is not a 'professional' repair. I would guess that a professional shop (read: more than $10) uses more expensive equipment and maybe some different chemical(s) and maybe a different curing method. However, it DID and does work and the way I see it - I cannot see the dark spot, the 'void' (however small) is filled, and I am confident that if nothing else hits that exact same spot again, I don't foresee any future issues.The only photo worth posting is the 'before'. I seriously cannot get a good enough 'after' photo to compare. (Watch ChrisFix' video, it's all in there).
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I just tackled a small (1/2") impact area on my windshield. No cracks or spiderwebs but light was 'refracting' where a rock (I assume) had hit the windshield (theres some good info online that breaks down what's actually happening when something impacts the glass and what the eye is seeing. In my case, the light was refracting and it looked like a partially dark spot).
Obviously, my biggest concern was progression of the damage. I finally got hold of a mobile company that would do it for under 100 euros (yup, i'm overseas). They ended up not being a very stand up company - they left me hangin. I hadn't even entertained the idea of doing it myself (was always something the 'professionals' did) until I got stood up and with growing impatience, I went online and searched 'diy windshield repair'.
One of the first hits I got, led me to a youtube video by ChrisFix titled: How to Repair a Windshield Chip or Crack. He's direct, and thorough and pretty much makes it fool proof. **Watch his video...watch it again...read the instructions in the kit...watch his video one more time then - GO FIX YOUR OWN WINDSHIELD (unless of course you have insurance, then you shouldn't even be reading ANY of this!!).
The kit works. Deviate from the steps and you'll curse the kit and wonder why you just didn't spend the extra $40, $60, $80 to have a professional do it. Oh, that's right - because $10 and a little bit of your time (less than an hour under 'ideal' conditions) is simply a whole lot better.
Biggest piece of advice using this kit - be, and stay patient.
I am happy with the repair and am happy with this kit. I plan on buying a couple more of these just to have on hand in case it happens again to my car, or, maybe a friends car gets a chip and I can save the day.
Final thought - this is not a 'professional' repair. I would guess that a professional shop (read: more than $10) uses more expensive equipment and maybe some different chemical(s) and maybe a different curing method. However, it DID and does work and the way I see it - I cannot see the dark spot, the 'void' (however small) is filled, and I am confident that if nothing else hits that exact same spot again, I don't foresee any future issues.
The only photo worth posting is the 'before'. I seriously cannot get a good enough 'after' photo to compare. (Watch ChrisFix' video, it's all in there).
Obviously, my biggest concern was progression of the damage. I finally got hold of a mobile company that would do it for under 100 euros (yup, i'm overseas). They ended up not being a very stand up company - they left me hangin. I hadn't even entertained the idea of doing it myself (was always something the 'professionals' did) until I got stood up and with growing impatience, I went online and searched 'diy windshield repair'.
One of the first hits I got, led me to a youtube video by ChrisFix titled: How to Repair a Windshield Chip or Crack. He's direct, and thorough and pretty much makes it fool proof. **Watch his video...watch it again...read the instructions in the kit...watch his video one more time then - GO FIX YOUR OWN WINDSHIELD (unless of course you have insurance, then you shouldn't even be reading ANY of this!!).
The kit works. Deviate from the steps and you'll curse the kit and wonder why you just didn't spend the extra $40, $60, $80 to have a professional do it. Oh, that's right - because $10 and a little bit of your time (less than an hour under 'ideal' conditions) is simply a whole lot better.
Biggest piece of advice using this kit - be, and stay patient.
I am happy with the repair and am happy with this kit. I plan on buying a couple more of these just to have on hand in case it happens again to my car, or, maybe a friends car gets a chip and I can save the day.
Final thought - this is not a 'professional' repair. I would guess that a professional shop (read: more than $10) uses more expensive equipment and maybe some different chemical(s) and maybe a different curing method. However, it DID and does work and the way I see it - I cannot see the dark spot, the 'void' (however small) is filled, and I am confident that if nothing else hits that exact same spot again, I don't foresee any future issues.
The only photo worth posting is the 'before'. I seriously cannot get a good enough 'after' photo to compare. (Watch ChrisFix' video, it's all in there).
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