How to Repair Cracked Car Glass?

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Car glass cracks need to be addressed promptly. For short cracks, repairs are possible, while for long cracks, the best solution is to replace the glass. Below is an introduction to repairing car glass cracks: 1. Short cracks in car glass are typically repaired using specialized repair tools and resin. The resin is injected into the crack using the repair tool, filling and solidifying to eliminate the gap, thereby achieving the repair. It is important to note that if the glass is cracked, repairable cracks should be fixed as soon as possible, and those requiring replacement should be addressed promptly. During driving, the windshield is subjected to wind resistance and constant vibrations. Over time, small cracks can gradually extend, lengthen, and expand in area. At this point, glass that could have been repaired may only be replaceable. 2. Long cracks in car glass are difficult to repair. The effectiveness of repairing large cracks is poor, often leaving visible marks. Additionally, the strength of the repaired windshield cannot be guaranteed, posing a risk of re-cracking and potential safety hazards. Therefore, replacing the glass is recommended. Moreover, glass replacement can be expensive, so it is advisable to use insurance coverage if available.