How Long Does It Take for the Adhesive to Dry After Replacing the Car Windshield?

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SanPaul
07/29/25 10:55pm
After replacing the car windshield, the adhesive takes 1-3 days to dry. Curing Time of Windshield Adhesive: The curing time of windshield adhesive increases with the thickness of the bond. For example, a 12mm thick acidic windshield adhesive may take 3-4 days to fully cure, but about 3mm of the outer layer will have cured within 24 hours. When bonding glass, metal, or most types of wood, the adhesive will achieve a peel strength of 20 pounds per inch after 72 hours at room temperature. Factors Affecting Windshield Adhesive: Depending on the quality of the adhesive and seasonal factors, it generally takes 1-3 days for the adhesive to fully dry. During this period, although you can drive the car, it is important to take extra precautions. Avoid washing the car for the first three days after windshield replacement. Remove the tape securing the windshield only after three days. Try to avoid driving on excessively bumpy roads and refrain from sudden braking or rapid acceleration to prevent the windshield from shifting.
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