Auto Glass Repair

How to Paint Your Fiberglass Car Audio Projects Using Spray Paint

By ehow000

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Ok, so a lot of people are wondering the exact steps involved in painting with spray paint. In my 3 -10" sub enclosure video, I actually show you how to spray paint a box to get professional results. No one can tell the difference if you do ... more »

How to Repair Broken Side Mirrors

By jimdris

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The broken glass from the outside mirror of a car or truck can often be replaced at minimal cost if you do it yourself... more »

How to Buy a Replacement Car Windshield

By eHow Cars Editor

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Car windshields crack and need to be replaced for the safety of the driver and passengers. To some it may seem like a complicated affair, but broken windshields happen so often that auto windshield replacement companies are plentiful in ... more »

How to Remove Stickers from Car Windows

By Kilogramm

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So you’ve just purchased a fly new whip (car) from the dealership but you don’t like the look of those price stickers on the windshield? Well now there’s a simple and easy way to get those stickers off with no damage to your windows. All it takes ... more »

How to test a rear window heater circuit

By torque63

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Rear window doesn't defrost like it should, I will show you how to easily diagnose it and repair it... more »

How to Weather-Seal a Leaking Chrome Framed Car Windshield

By can-do

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If your windshield leaks and you are tired of ending up with water on your lap every time it rains, you can fix it yourself and make it look good, too. NOTE: The technique listed is specific to chrome- or metal-framed windshields normally found ... more »

How to Remove Worn Out Car Window Tint

By eHow Cars Editor

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There is perhaps nothing more unflattering to your car's exterior than tint peeling off the windows. Once upon a time, the tint probably looked good and helped keep your car cool, but now it may be obstructing your view and destroying your car's ... more »

How to Replace a Car's Windshield

By eHow Cars Editor

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Your car windshield does more than just block dust and bugs from hitting you while driving. It reduces your chance of being thrown from the car in a crash, keeps the roof from crushing if the car rolls over and even helps the airbag deploy ... more »

How to Start A Window Tinting Business

By dovinea

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Interested in starting a window tinting business? Learn how to get started quickly and easily... more »

How to Clean and Store Windshield Repair Tools

By eHow Cars Editor

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Your windshield is made of multiple layers of tempered glass. If a rock or piece of debris hits the windshield, it can crack the outer layer of glass without going all the way through. With the right tools, you can repair the break before it ... more »

How to Know if Crack Can Be Repaired in a Windshield

By eHow Cars Editor

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It happens frequently; a stone kicks up on the highway and damages the windshield. Sometimes it makes a small chip, while other times it can leave a long crack. No matter which type of damage your windshield incurs, a repair or replacement is in ... more »

How to Repair Roof Leaks in Your Car or Van

By QuackJack

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Rain leaks, with a hole, the size of a nickel, in your car, can be long term repaired in as little as one minute with.. more »

How to Remove Decal Stickum From a Car Window

By eHow Cars Editor

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People place decals in their car windows for many reasons such as supporting their children's sports teams or advertising a business. The process of removing decal stickum from a car window can be easy depending on the type of stickum used... more »

How to Repair a Pressure Ring Break

By eHow Cars Editor

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Repair a pressure ring in a windshield. A pressure ring is a kind of break in a windshield that is usually made from something larger hitting the car like a golf ball or a lug nut thrown off another car with a lot of pressure and speed to it. ... more »

How to Repair Bullseye Break in Windshield

By eHow Cars Editor

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Repairing a bullseye break in a windshield is an easy application and will save you money and time versus having it done by a professional. Loose rocks in the road, driving behind dump trucks, and new asphalt paving are among the most likely ... more »

How to Cure Resin With Ultra Violet

By eHow Cars Editor

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Cure resin on a windshield with ultraviolet light. The resins used for repairing windshields will only work with ultraviolet light to smooth out and set the newly repaired windshield with resin. Once the anaerobic resin has been cured over the ... more »

How to remove window tint

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How to Repair a Clamshell Chip in Windshield

By eHow Cars Editor

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A clamshell chip in a car windshield looks just as it sounds. A small shell like indentation in a windshield causes both limited vision and a distracting obstruction. Below are instructions on how to repair a clamshell chip using professional ... more »

How to Repair Combination Break

By eHow Cars Editor

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Repair a combination break in a windshield. A combination break is usually a combination of a bullseye break, which is a round circle and a star break. The star break is shaped like a X. Because of its sharp lines it will usually grow into a ... more »

How to Repair Star Break in Windshield

By eHow Cars Editor

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A star break is a kind of break in a windshield that is usually made from a regular sized rock hitting the car. It looks like a small "x," or sometimes it can appear as just a little sliver. It doesn't really obscure your view, but over time, ... more »

How to Smooth Windshield With Resin

By eHow Cars Editor

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Smooth out a newly repaired windshield with resin. Once the anaerobic resin has been cured over the break of a windshield, you need to use pit resin to smooth out the glass and make the windshield look as good as new... more »

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