How long after car glass installation can you drive?

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LeIker
07/30/25 2:37am
When replacing the windshield, engineering adhesive is generally used. This adhesive becomes fully effective 24 hours after application, meaning you can drive after 24 hours. Below is additional information: 1. Laminated glass: Currently, 99% of domestic vehicle models use laminated glass for the front windshield. Laminated glass is safety glass; if subjected to external force or stone impact, it will crack but not shatter. Rear windshields and side windows mostly use tempered glass, which shatters into fine particles upon strong impact to minimize harm to occupants. Front and rear windshields are secured to the vehicle body with professional glass adhesive. 2. Precautions: To prevent wind and water leaks, avoid washing the car for three days, and remove the adhesive tape fixing the windshield position after three days. Drive smoothly, avoiding sudden braking and rapid acceleration. Try to avoid excessively bumpy roads to prevent windshield displacement.
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