1. Gather the necessary materials.
- Windshield repair kit (available online or at auto parts stores)
- Safety glasses
- Gloves
- Rubbing alcohol
- Razor blade
- Microfiber cloth
2. Clean the windshield.
- Thoroughly clean the area around the crack with rubbing alcohol and a microfiber cloth.
- Make sure the surface is free from dirt, debris, and oil.
3. Apply the resin.
- Open the windshield repair kit and apply a drop of resin to the center of the crack.
- Spread the resin evenly using the spreader tool.
4. Cover the crack.
- Place the curing strip over the crack, ensuring it completely covers the resin.
- Press down firmly to create a good seal.
5. Cure the resin.
- Use the UV light provided in the kit to cure the resin.
- Hold the light about an inch away from the crack and move it back and forth for several minutes.
6. Remove the curing strip.
- Once the resin is cured, carefully remove the curing strip.
7. Clean the windshield.
- Use a clean microfiber cloth to clean any excess resin from the windshield.
Note:
- DIY windshield crack repair kits are suitable for small, simple cracks.
- For larger or more complex cracks, it's best to consult with a professional auto glass repair service.
