Subject	Permatex makes a glass repair filler, parts stores stock
Posted by	WildBill on June 12, 2007 at 2:10 AM
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In Reply To	rear defrost system posted by Bountywolf on June 12, 2007 at 12:41 AM
Message	it. Depending on the size of the chip, a dyi job could solve the problem. The kits have a suction cup to press the epoxy in for inverted jobs, also used for upright repairs. I've never used it, watched a friend fix a small bulls eye (VW Passat) just beneath the dark tint near the roof line, I could barely see it the next day. Removing the defrost lines, I'd want to experiment on a junk car rear glass first. >
Follow Ups	rear defrost system - Bountywolf 00:41:15 06/12/07 Removing it seems like a nightmare - the spot could prob. - YugoBernie (NoVA) 00:42:47 06/12/07 Re: Removing it seems like a nightmare - the spot could prob. - Bountywolf 00:52:59 06/12/07 My guess is that it will leave scaring on the glass that - YugoBernie (NoVA) 01:04:42 06/12/07 is it possible to pursue new glass, and have that - nemo1080 01:07:26 06/12/07 Permatex makes a glass repair filler, parts stores stock - WildBill 02:10:43 06/12/07 hey bro, leave the defroster and fix the chip, then tint - CRAZZEPETE. 08:03:15 06/12/07 The problem is i dont know if its repairable - Bountywolf 14:16:16 06/12/07 Get a second opinion at a local glass shop, then go - WildBill 18:02:49 06/12/07 Re: Get a second opinion at a local glass shop, then go - Bountywolf 18:31:39 06/12/07
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