Windscreen Repair Kit, Car Windscreen Crack Repair Kit for Fix Auto Windscreen Glass Cracks/Scratch/Chips/Nicks/Half-Moon/Star-Shaped/Bulls-Eye

The media could not be loaded. I was very unhappy when an overtaking car skidded a rouble(s) at high speed hitting my windshield. The cracking sound and the immediate bull eyes created (between them a 2 cm crack which seems to be worsening a few days later).My original thought was either to leave it as it is, as it had happened to me before not just one time. But all those times the cracks were really little to ignore. This time, it is bigger than all those and big enough to annoy and worry me.Or, I can go to a garage to fix it - but it takes time and money. Then, my brother (who lives in another country) suggested me to do it by myslef. So, from Amazon, I found this item. I saw a good number of high rating. So, I would give it a try.Honestly I would say I did not fully understand the best way to do it in one-go. So, the first attempt I was a bit stupid to miss making sure the suction created a tight contact for the middle hollow rod and the screen. So, I saw some glue leakage. Then I read again the instruction, and realized I did not follow it well. The second attempt, it gives a very good result.I belive if I have more time to add one more round, it would even look cosmetically perfect. I just think for the time being, the most important thing was to fill up the crack, mend the bull eye, so it would not get worse. For this purpose, I fully achieve it. To make it cosmetically perfect I think I can make it if I have time later.I am recommeding it to a friend already while knowing he has a similar situation.

I've bought this kit 3 times now. First one I bought a couple of years ago and it worked ok, it did leak a little resin out, but otherwise sorted the chip out. Needing to sort another car I bought the same kit, plus another one to keep as a spare. For one reason or another, namely moving house, I didn't get around to using the kit for about 4 months. Having used up a whole kit trying in vain to get it to work, it's clear that the pressure driver isn't a good fit for the chamber and so the resin doesn't get forced into the crack. Tried my spare kit and it was the same. Total waste of money. I've now ordered a different brand in the hope of getting something that works.

Slightly more difficult to use then some other brands I looked at, and no pin to clean out chip was included. However otherwise it worked relatively well and sealed the chip. Didn't become invisible however

The instructions have been translated from Chinese to English and not very easy to follow, that said, combined with the pictures, it’s possible to follow.The repair was of a good quality, but ideally you will need a UV light or as I did, apply the resin in the garage, then move it outside on a sunny day to cure.

Very pleased. Arrived on time and used within an hour of delivery. Mine was a fairly small crack but it worked well.

Don't get this damn thing. I’ve seen it used before admittedly to satisfactory effect but in my case after removing the orange securing device from my windshield I found that it turned a small stone chip into a 2cm long crack. Oh and the cherry on top! The sealant! It had cured within its tube before ever being taken out of the package. So all I got out of my item/delivery was a product that pressure on and worsened a chip into a crack.Got a chip? Take my advice, this is a case where you have to spend money to save money. Don’t buy this thing, get an auto glass/glass repair call out.Value for money? Well it’s turned a chip into a crack so that means a windshield replacement in the future so you do the math.Ease of use? The sealant had cured in the package. The damn thing didn’t work! You don’t know how much pressure you need to apply on the suction cup thing before you make a chip a crack.

The product is easy to use the instructions are very detailed and easy to follow but it didn't repair the crack in my window screen.

Update: repaired another cars windscreen with this now and added photos. A good tip: stick some electrical tape over the chip(s) as soon as possible, will prevent dirt getting into it. This made it much easier to repair. Super happy with this product!Was going to pay £45 for a chip to be repaired and then thought for £10 what have I got to lose trying it myself?After a bit of fine tuning I have managed to repair 1 crack and 2 chips on my windscreen and they are barely noticeable now!Few tips I found working in 12 degree overcast UK weather:Hair dryer/hot air gun is a must. Even with this the total time applying pressure on the chips/cracks was around 1/2 hour (longer the better I found). Was a slow process which I guess is quicker on a hot day in summer. Apply heat both sides so glass is just warm to touch but dont heat too much and keep applying pressure.Positioning is a pain but when you get it near to the chip you can "fine" move the tool by repositioning one sucker at at time (and then check other side of glass).Make sure the rubber washer on the end doesnt deform too much which I found I was doing to begin with due to too much pressure.Curing time in overcast weather was about an hour (the longer the better). Not unless you have a UV light.If you get the liquid on your hands don't accidentally rub you face, this stuff stings! Wash face immediately (It did not sting my hands so I wasn't aware it was there).10/10. Will not be paying someone to repair my windscreen for now on!