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- Wind screen repair
- Windscreen cleaning
- Window repair
- Filling up cracks
- … or anything else
Recent Windscreen Repair & Replacement tasks in Richmond Tweed
Windscreen replacement
$250
Lismore NSW, Australia
18th Dec 2022
Replacement windscreen for 2001 Toyota Corolla 1.8l petrol sedan - Due date: Before Thursday, 22 December 2022
Windscreen replacement
$220
Ballina NSW, Australia
2nd Jan 2021
Need a new front windscreen out on Mitsubishi express van 1997
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What do windscreen repair services include?
Windscreen repair services include the thorough cleaning, drying, and filling of windscreen chips or cracks. The visual qualities of these windscreen repair materials are identical to glass, therefore making the affected area nearly invisible after repair. What's more, windscreen chip repair will prevent your wiper blades from getting worn out.
It’s best to address chips and minor damage immediately before a repairable chip becomes an unrepairable crack. Not to mention, chips and cracks can compromise the structural integrity of your vehicle. To ensure your safety and reduce the risk of further windscreen damage, don't delay an expert chip or crack assessment.
Cleaning and drying
A windscreen repair specialist will first clean and dry the damaged glass. Cleaning the damaged area is a way to remove any debris that may have accumulated in the crack or chip.
Filling the crack
Afterwards, the expert fills the crack with a clear resin, glass filler, or coating—depending on the size, type, and location of the damage. These materials resemble glass and will restore the appearance of your windscreen.