How to use the Permatex Windshield Repair Kit
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2022
- This video uses the Permatex windshield repair kit to repair a chip in a car windshield. The kit can be used to fix windshield chips, cracks, bull's eye's, and stars created from rock damage. This easy to follow short video covers all steps in the repair process. It is edited to minimize time, and provides accurate instructions.
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Products used in this video:
Permatex 09103 Windshield Repair Kit: amzn.to/3G12BVF
Permatex Windshield Repair Kit (3 Pack): amzn.to/3Yu6c5P
Some other products to consider:
Rain-X 600001 Windshield Repair Kit: amzn.to/3zCR4Yd
Rain-X 5071268 2-in-1 Glass Cleaner and Rain Repellant - 23 oz, 2- Pack: amzn.to/3byexSz 
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Thank you for explaining the reason for creating a vacuum at the stage that the syringe plunger is pulled up.
Glad it helped.
Thank you for doing this video for us. I benefited from this! Grateful!
Thanks. Glad it helped.
As for the leaking resin, I have seen other tutorials that suggest cleaning the window with alcohol (or a dedicated glass cleaner) to remove any oils that may have transferred from your hand onto the glass during the "thumbtack pit cleaning" process (the first step). That, they say, will allow the adhesive to provide a proper seal.
I had a dump truck fling some gravel onto my windshield from the opposite lane, so I purchased two of these kits. They appear to work well, so hopefully that will save us some money.
I agree with comment. I am pretty sure I cleaned mine with an alcohol wipe but failed to mention it. I was letting my repair stay in the "pressure" phase for a lot longer than the instructions stated and it eventually gave out. Still had a decent repair. Thanks for commenting.
@@FixItDepot did the crack get bigger?
No it didn’t get any bigger. Repair is still good today.
also instead of tapping, can apply some heat as well
I'm just wonder if a simple, single drop of epoxy and the curing patch will fix a very small oval scratch(not a crack) on my windshield. Opinion?
I think that would work. Let us know how it comes out.
@@FixItDepot We bought the Permatex kit. After cleaning the scratches thoroughly we applied a few drops to them, put the curing patch on, put the car into the direct sun and let it set for 1/2 hour. My hopes were dashed however. You would expect the scratch to be filled in, but nope. The best we could do(after multiple applications) was to reduce the blemishes about half. Might try another epoxy kit; but for now? Letting it go...thanks for the response.
Thanks for letting us know. I would have thought it would work. But at least we know not to try it. FYI, I tried it on a home window yesterday. Didn't work on it either and ended up cracking the window. The glass was so thin, when I pushed the resin container to the window it just created a long crack. Won't be trying that again lol. @@spyderlogan4992
How has this or the rainX held up over time? Did either product prevent the crack from spreading?
Both products have worked well for me and the cracks have not grown.
@@FixItDepot thank you!
Do you have to scrape the excess resin off with a razor? Could I keep it on?
I would scrape it off so it doesn’t affect your vision as much. It’s not hard to do and only takes a min.
Can I use a razor blade to scrape over the crack it’s self after it has dried?
That should be ok.
This is the only kit I use now. All the others I’ve tried just doesn’t work as well as this one.
I like it too. Can get good pressure and vacuum with the syringe.
Which is better? Rainx or permatex long term?
Long term I think either is fine because they are using the same chemical for filling the crack or chip. If I had a long crack to fill, I would choose Rain-x because they give you more of the clear plastic curing strips. Otherwise, either one does a good job.