How Long After Replacing the Windshield Can You Drive?

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Depending on the quality of the adhesive and seasonal factors, the windshield adhesive typically takes one to three days to fully cure. During this period before it's completely dry, you can drive the car, but you need to pay attention to the following points: 1. Do not wash the car within three days after replacing the windshield, and remove the tape securing the windshield position only after three days. 2. Try to avoid driving on excessively bumpy roads, and avoid sudden braking and rapid acceleration to prevent the windshield from shifting. 3. Do not insert parking permits or other cards into the gap between the front windshield and the dashboard. 4. Avoid driving on highways and keep the maximum speed below 80 kilometers per hour. 5. Do not apply window tint within seven days. After replacing the rear windshield, do not open the windows while driving for three days to prevent the rear windshield from shifting due to wind pressure.