Can you fix a single crack or is this product only for chips?
1849808
I don't think it would work. It's only meant for a small area no bigger than a quarter.
1849809
As far as I understand the product and having used it:It works on chips and on crack starters - those small craters from which start small cracks. If well applied, it will seal these incipient cracks and prevent them from growing. It will NOT heal long cracks.
1849810
You can fix either. I had 2 stone chips that were very close to each other and it filled both - I got lucky. If you have a crack that has legs you may want to replace the windshield vs. trying to fill a crack. The hole on the guide is not much bigger than a pencil eraser so keep that in mind for your repair.
1849811
I used it for a bulls eye chip and it worked well. I don't know if it will fix a crack but think it probably will not. I would try it as an experiment before getting a new winshield.
1849812
As far as I understand the product and having used it: It works on chips and on crack starters - those small craters from which start small cracks. If well applied, it will seal these incipient cracks and prevent them from growing. It will NOT heal long cracks.
1557137
Usually when there is a crack these repair kits work like a vacuum sucking the resin into the crack.. If it's not a deep scratch, you could use the pin provided to etch away a little at it so the resin has somethin to grab on to or you could forget the vacume tube all together if its a shallow scratch and just try to spread it on and use the provided film to try to fill the scratch. All the kits I've tried generally work the same. My repair has been through a month of winter and negative degree weather and the chip/crack hasn't gotten any worse. If you have any chip or scratch I'd recommend using any glass repair product. Good luck! Usually when there is a crack these repair kits work like a vacuum sucking the resin into the crack.. If it's not a deep scratch, you could use the pin provided to etch away a little at it so the resin has somethin to grab on to or you could forget the vacume tube all together if its a shallow scratch and just try to spread it on and use the provided film to try to fill the scratch. All the kits I've tried generally work the same. My repair has been through a month of winter and negative degree weather and the chip/crack hasn't gotten any worse. If you have any chip or scratch I'd recommend... » Read More Usually when there is a crack these repair kits work like a vacuum sucking the resin into the crack.. If it's not a deep scratch, you could use the pin provided to etch away a little at it so the resin has somethin to grab on to or you could forget the vacume tube all together if its a shallow scratch and just try to spread it on and use the provided film to try to fill the scratch. All the kits I've tried generally work the same. My repair has been through a month of winter and negative degree weather and the chip/crack hasn't gotten any worse. If you have any chip or scratch I'd recommend using any glass repair product. Good luck! « Show Less
599849
been a good while since i had it. I didn't use it much honestly. It got rusty so bad in a short time that I just threw it away . I just went back using the old conventional put chips in some aluminum foil.There are other one out there but i haven't tried them.
1955117
I think it depends on the crack... I tried using this on a crack on my windshield and it was too small or tight for the liquid to get in there and do its thing... and so the crack is still there. I think this stuff is decent, but keep in mind that it's a temporary fix for the inevitable need to replace your windshield altogether. Hope that helps.
633669
I actually used then for about a month and didn't have any chips or cracks. I sold then to a friend who put them in her cabinet for display.
1541251
Sorry, I have no idea on that...from my experience with crap/chip fills there are some tools (to prep the work area) you would need that don't come with this kit but the silicone is probably the same. If it is just a crack around the seal edge I would say yes but if it is a crack in the middle, probably not.
1099437
I have no idea, because my chip wa not broken only the case was.. I know they can do it at a Delership but it cost a chunk of change...
1873911
Supposedly. However, I just threw away a brand new cd that Novus 7100 #2 scratched up. The only reason I tried to use this was that the deck in my car caused a several abrasive marks on the cd. I used the product as stated. Shake very well and test on small patch. Seemed to do okay so I proceeded. I used a brand new, clean microfiber cloth. I noticed as I was polishing/buffing the surface with the #2 liquid, micro swirls were created. Fortunately, I ripped the disc to my computer prior to trying this, so now I'm burning a new MAM-R Gold Archival CD which hopefully my rip was good. So if you are determined to use this stuff, make a clean copy off the disc you are going to clean. Supposedly. However, I just threw away a brand new cd that Novus 7100 #2 scratched up. The only reason I tried to use this was that the deck in my car caused a several abrasive marks on the cd. I used the product as stated. Shake very well and test on small patch. Seemed to do okay so I proceeded. I used a brand new, clean microfiber cloth. I noticed as I was polishing/buffing the surface with the #2 liquid, micro swirls were created. Fortunately, I ripped the disc to my computer prior to trying this, so now I'm burning a new MAM-R Gold Archival CD which hopefully my rip was good. So if you... » Read More Supposedly. However, I just threw away a brand new cd that Novus 7100 #2 scratched up. The only reason I tried to use this was that the deck in my car caused a several abrasive marks on the cd. I used the product as stated. Shake very well and test on small patch. Seemed to do okay so I proceeded. I used a brand new, clean microfiber cloth. I noticed as I was polishing/buffing the surface with the #2 liquid, micro swirls were created. Fortunately, I ripped the disc to my computer prior to trying this, so now I'm burning a new MAM-R Gold Archival CD which hopefully my rip was good. So if you are determined to use this stuff, make a clean copy off the disc you are going to clean. « Show Less
1758742
Yes, I did that exact repair. You must do this in stages, as it will take more than one application, if a hole is involved. This formula drys to a hard finish, build it up by stages.
106253
Wish I did, I have been resealing cracks in my driveway for years. Everything I sue simple cracks again. People said this was better but seemed the same as all the others. Cracked with in one week. I think get a pro to do it with hot stiuff although I see that cracks also maybe not as fast.
135453
I just repaired the crack with a piece of wide duct tape on each side. Works just as well as before.
1071328
NO. It a lubricant that can be used on food processing equipment. The best way to fix chipped Teflon is throw it away and buy a new one. It is a special process to make nonstick cookware.
1758740
Yes, I did that exact repair.You must do this in stages, as it will take more than one application, if a hole is involved.This formula drys to a hard finish, build it up by stages.
1249396
Hi, this kit is for clear coat scratches and bird droppings that have eaten into the clear coat. It would not be effective on deeper scratches or chips.
508017
I have used mine to repair a crack and it has held up just fine. I am careful not to eat anything too hard. I am not sure how it would hold up if your denture is cracked completely in half.
774944
I used it on paper only so I couldn't say. However, I never got any cracking from it so I don't recommend it.
959707
I would think so and just use some old scissors. Frankly, I would use a tube of crack repair instead.