Can the Front Windshield Really Be Repaired?

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DianaLynn
07/29/25 8:03pm
It can be repaired. Here are the methods for repairing the front windshield: 1. Alcohol and Glass Cleaner: Clean the area to be repaired, and after drying, remove any impurities that may exist in the crack. 2. Observation Board: Attach an observation board to the inside of the front windshield to see the repair more clearly. 3. Suction Cup: Align the center point of the suction cup base with the position to be repaired and secure the four corners. 4. Pressurization Device: Fix the pressurization device to the suction cup base, ensuring the position is correct, then unscrew the upper part to pressurize. 5. Repair Fluid: Pour the repair fluid into the opening at the top of the pressurization device, then screw the pressurization rod back into the base. 6. Pressurization Rod: Wait for the repair fluid to penetrate and solidify, which takes about 10 minutes, then unscrew the pressurization rod, wait for a minute, and screw it back in to remove air from inside the crack. 7. Repair Device: Finally, remove the repair device and scrape off any residual repair fluid with a blade.
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