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How long does it take to drive after replacing the windshield?

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McKai

07/30/25 10:06am

Some windshield adhesives are quick-drying and can solidify in about 1-2 hours, while others may take around 6 hours. Currently, the standard adhesive on the market requires approximately 24 hours to ensure safe driving. Below is an introduction to windshields: Function: Laminated glass consists of a transparent adhesive plastic film sandwiched between two or three layers of glass, combining the toughness of plastic with the hardness of glass to enhance the glass's resistance to shattering. Tempered glass is made by quenching ordinary glass to create internal stress, thereby strengthening the glass. When impacted and shattered, tempered glass breaks into small, blunt-edged fragments, reducing the risk of injury to passengers. Maintenance tips: Choose the appropriate windshield washer fluid. When the windshield surface becomes blurry, cleaning it with suitable washer fluid can significantly improve clarity. If you notice excessive glare at night, wiping the glass with washer fluid can help. Additionally, during high-speed driving or in dusty conditions, washer fluid is consumed quickly, so it's important to refill it promptly.

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