Glass Repair Kit Pack of 2
Glass Repair Kit Pack of 2
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Product Name: Windshield Repair Resin
Package Contains: Pack of 2
Combo: Pack of 2
LBH: 26*23*18 Centimeters
Weight: 400 grams
HOW TO OPERATE
- Park in the shade. Perform the repair in a shaded area. While the resin needs UV light to cure, you need to avoid premature curing while you are working.
- Warm the glass. The ideal temperature for the repair is between 60°F and 90°F (15°C and 32°C). If the glass is cold, warm it with a hairdryer.
- Clean and prep the area. Use a microfiber towel and glass cleaner or rubbing alcohol to thoroughly clean the glass around the chip. Avoid spraying cleaner directly into the crack.
- Remove debris. Use a pushpin or razor blade to gently scrape away any loose shards of glass or debris from the impact point.
- Wear protective gear. Put on safety glasses and gloves to protect your eyes and skin from chemical contact.
BENEFITS OF USEING THE RESIN
- Restores structural integrity: The resin bonds with the surrounding glass to strengthen the compromised area and restore the windshield's original structural stability.
- Prevents further damage: Timely repair of a small chip with resin can prevent it from spreading into a larger, more costly crack due to road vibrations or temperature changes.
- Maintains safety standards: The repair helps ensure that the windshield remains a reliable part of the vehicle's safety system, including proper airbag deployment during an accident.
FUN APPLICATION JOURNEY
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HOW IT WORKS
The repair resin contains a chemical component called a photoinitiator. When exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light—either from the sun or a specialized UV lamp—the photoinitiator triggers a chemical reaction.
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FACTORS AFFECTING SUCCESS
Temperature: Temperature is crucial for the resin's viscosity and curing time.
Cold temperatures increase resin viscosity, making it harder to fill the crack completely. It also slows the UV curing process.
Hot temperatures decrease viscosity, which can cause the resin to flow away from the damage. It can also cause the resin to cure too quickly, trapping air bubbles.
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CONTAMINATION
Any trapped dirt, moisture, or cleaning chemicals can interfere with the resin's ability to bond with the glass. Pre-cleaning is critical for a durable, invisible repair.
