Auto Glass Replacement

Assessment: A trained technician examines the damage to determine if the glass can be repaired or if a replacement is necessary. If the glass damage is extensive, such as large cracks, shattered glass, or severe structural compromise, replacement is often recommended.

Glass Selection: Once the decision to replace the auto glass is made, the appropriate replacement glass is selected. Auto glass replacement companies use glass that meets or exceeds Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) standards to ensure safety and quality.

Removal of the Damaged Glass: The damaged glass is carefully removed from the vehicle. This is a delicate process to prevent further damage to the car’s frame and to ensure the safety of the technician.

Surface Preparation: Before installing the new glass, the surface around the opening is thoroughly cleaned to remove any debris, adhesive, or residue left behind from the old glass.

Application of Adhesive: A special automotive-grade adhesive is applied to the frame or the glass channel to ensure a strong and secure bond between the new glass and the vehicle.

Installation of the New Glass: The new auto glass is carefully placed into position, aligning it properly with the vehicle’s body. The technician ensures that the glass fits correctly and is seated securely.

Curing: The adhesive used in the installation process requires a curing period to reach its full strength. This time can vary depending on the type of adhesive used, temperature, and humidity.

Final Inspection: Once the adhesive is fully cured, a final inspection is performed to check the integrity of the replacement glass, the adhesion to the vehicle’s frame, and the overall quality of the installation.