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In this post you will learn how to repair windshield crack in less than 20 minutes for under £10.

The DIY windscreen repair kit is a must-have tool for any driver. If you're anything like me, and tend to drive your car hard or off-road, then sooner or later the DIY repair kit will come in handy.

Routes like up to Snowdon and down from Myherin are notorious for taking their toll on your windscreen. And the amount of gravel kicked up by other drivers is equally damaging.

The DIY windscreen repair kit is a simple way to save yourself money during these type of road trips. It's very simple and really easy to use, even for beginner drivers who are nervous about breaking their car in some way.

In this post, we will be looking at how to fix your cracked windscreen using our DIY kit and advanced resin formula. You will learn about how the kit works and how to use it.

How Does the DIY Windscreen Repair Kit Work?

The DIY Windscreen Repair Kit fixes your windscreen with the same resin used by expert technicians. The kit includes durable resin, a pressure cylinder with brackets, curing film and a razor blade to scrape off the excess resin from your windscreen.

After applying the resin to the damaged area of the windscreen, the fluid sets within the cracks of the glass, leaving the damage untraceable. The repair resin will restore your windscreen to the same strength as before it was damage took place.

The repair resin is heat-resistant and waterproof, so you can be sure that the repair is strong and reliable. The resin is transparent and designed to match your windscreen colour, so it would be completely undetectable.

The DIY Windscreen Repair Kit is proven to work, however not all chips and cracks can be repaired. Depending on the type of damage you have, and the size, will determine whether not the windscreen should be replaced rather than repaired.

When Can the DIY Windscreen Chip Repair Kit be Used?

The DIY windscreen repair kit is able to repair minor chips and cracks of many shapes and sizes. The job can take anywhere from 5-20 minutes to complete, depending on the complexity and location of the damaged windscreen.

Windscreen chips bigger than a 12mm are non-repairable and crack bigger than 3 inches, we advise on a complete replacement. Driving on the roads with a chip in the driver's view any bigger than the sizes mentioned above is illegal and will have points added to your licence if stopped by police.

This product is designed for car windscreens with small rock chips or cracks so that the damage does not worsen, and you get more use out of your windscreen. Here's a list of the different type's of windshield cracks and how to fix them.

8 Steps to Windshield Chip Repair Using the DIY Windscreen Kit

Literally any driver can use the DIY windscreen repair kit. It takes just a few minutes, the only thing that you need to do is apply it and leave it removing any excess resin with your razor blade. While the instructions might seem long and drawn out here, they are in a short and easy format.

Here's a short step-by-step guide on how you can use the DIY windscreen repair kit at home or while on the road:

1. Align the device directly over the damaged area of the windscreen and attach the device to the car glass.
2. Connect the pressure cylinder to the device attached to the windscreen and remove the top so that the cylinder is open.
3. Squeeze in 4 - 6 drops of resin into the pressure cylinder
4. Rotate the pressure bar until it is tightly screwed on to the pressure cylinder and wait 10 - 20 minutes for the resin to enter the glass.
5. Remove the repair device from the windscreen of the vehicle
6. Add a few extra drops of resin and place film over the chip
7. Move the vehicle into the sun and leave it for 10 minutes to let the resin set
8. Remove the film and razor blade on top of the glass.

How to Repair Windshield Crack Conclusion

Driving your car after a stone chip has occurred to the glass of your windscreen can lead to larger cracks until you need a windscreen replacement. This means you will be left with no choice but to replace the entire screen, and that can get expensive.

In most cases, we would recommend using a repair specialist like Windscreen Repair Manchester, however depending on your whereabouts and time of day, that may not always be possible. Rather than driving round the roads with the risk of the damaging getting worse, the Windscreen Repair Kit would be a great solution as an affordable back-up tool, while you're on the road.

With the DIY kit, you can be sure that the entire process is safe to do yourself. Just follow the instructions within the manual are you are good to go.

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