Where to get windshield rock chip/crack fixed?
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My friend and his dad do this for a living. If you haven't found anyone or haven't fixed it let me know. He's in the Ontario area, but used to service the Glendora area. They do travel, just not sure how far.
Although temperature changes will affect it, they won't be drastic depending on how bad the chip is. I used to do audio competitions and I was rushing things and accidentally jumped on my windshield rather than sitting on it and cracked it with my ass. Since it needed repair, I figured I'd have some fun with it. At the mid 135 to low 140 dB level (TermPro, official meter used in SPL comps), the crack did not spread much, if it all (that's with quite a bit of windshield flex)....I wouldn't say hurry and get it fixed, but doing so as soon as you can would be best. You're safe though, don't worry
Although temperature changes will affect it, they won't be drastic depending on how bad the chip is. I used to do audio competitions and I was rushing things and accidentally jumped on my windshield rather than sitting on it and cracked it with my ass. Since it needed repair, I figured I'd have some fun with it. At the mid 135 to low 140 dB level (TermPro, official meter used in SPL comps), the crack did not spread much, if it all (that's with quite a bit of windshield flex)....I wouldn't say hurry and get it fixed, but doing so as soon as you can would be best. You're safe though, don't worry
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My friend and his dad do this for a living. If you haven't found anyone or haven't fixed it let me know. He's in the Ontario area, but used to service the Glendora area. They do travel, just not sure how far.
Although temperature changes will affect it, they won't be drastic depending on how bad the chip is. I used to do audio competitions and I was rushing things and accidentally jumped on my windshield rather than sitting on it and cracked it with my ass. Since it needed repair, I figured I'd have some fun with it. At the mid 135 to low 140 dB level (TermPro, official meter used in SPL comps), the crack did not spread much, if it all (that's with quite a bit of windshield flex)....I wouldn't say hurry and get it fixed, but doing so as soon as you can would be best. You're safe though, don't worry
Although temperature changes will affect it, they won't be drastic depending on how bad the chip is. I used to do audio competitions and I was rushing things and accidentally jumped on my windshield rather than sitting on it and cracked it with my ass. Since it needed repair, I figured I'd have some fun with it. At the mid 135 to low 140 dB level (TermPro, official meter used in SPL comps), the crack did not spread much, if it all (that's with quite a bit of windshield flex)....I wouldn't say hurry and get it fixed, but doing so as soon as you can would be best. You're safe though, don't worry
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So I called a mobile glass repair, and it turns out the chip was already filled in. But, the crack has spidered a little bit (less than the size of a quarter). It's hardly noticeable, which is why I didn't notice it until the tinter saw it.
Might have to just replace the whole windshield...
Might have to just replace the whole windshield...
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