Windshield Repair Training

Windshield Repair Training | Glass Repair Kits

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A chipped windshield is something you see everyday. With personalized training and a quality repair system, you can learn to take advantage of an already existing market. The Ding King Windshield Repair System is very easy to learn and is a perfect addition to Paintless Dent Repair, Odor Removal and Headlight Restoration.

Our windshield repair system is designed to achieve fast, effective repairs on all types of damage: bull’s eyes, stone chips, star breaks, and small cracks. Step-by-step, our instructors will take you through the windshield repair process, from centering and mounting the bridge to vacuuming and injecting the resin. You’ll learn all the tricks and shortcuts from a company that not only sells the systems, but performs the service. For fast, efficient repairs which are insurance approved, add-on Windshield Repair from The Ding King.

Repair All types of Windshield cracks

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Windshield Damage and How it Occurs

When a road pebble or rock collides with a windshield, it chips the outer layer of glass, creating a chip or small crack. The chipped glass particles become surrounded by tiny air pockets, causing visual distortion. These stone chips and small cracks happen all the time.

Not all Damage is Alike

No two stone chips are identical. They may look alike, but they’re different in many ways. Some are as small as your fingernail, while other type of damage can be as large as a half dollar. As you can see, they come in many different shapes too.

Our user-friendly windshield repair system is super simple and easy to learn. The resins are of the highest quality available, allowing you to make repairs you’ll be proud of.

The Principle of Windshield Repair

The first step is to evacuate the trapped air and to fill the cavities with a specially formulated liquid resin which when cured with ultra-violet light, clears the distortion and bonds the loose glass preventing the damage from spreading.