What Is The Windshield Replacement Process?

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Protective drapes are placed in the vehicles' interior and the wipers, molding and cowl are carefully removed.

The broken windshield is completely removed. Depending on the vehicle's condition, the existing adhesive is then removed.

A single use primer pad is used to apply adhesive to the glass to ensure a reliable seal.

A urethane adhesive is then applied to the vehicle frame. The vehicle is safe to drive in about an hour for most installations.

The new windshield is firmly set in place and the cowl, molding and wipers are reattached.

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