How-To SELF Repair Car Window Crack

How to self repair a car window crack!
Tool List:
window/glass cleaner and rag
dark tape
small tack or micro flat head screwdriver
window crack repair kit of your choice
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[@Simone-cm2zn]

Thank you! You have 2 videos that directly address some issues on my to-do list. And now I feel confident doing them!

[@EngineeredMojo]

Glad to hear the videos are helpful and on topics you needed! Good luck with the fixes

[@richa4425]

I liked the rainx better. Mistake that happened to me is that the resin under the clear patch dried it stuck to the plastic and left an ugly shadow of resin where the patch was. Keep making the videos, I like how you break them down step by step

[@EngineeredMojo]

Same thing happened to me as well before. I forgot about it and it baked in the sun and left a patch haha. Appreciate the solid video feedback and your thoughts on the rainx product!