You will notice that upon taking off the adhesive strip, you will have leftover glue on your windshield. This can be easily taken care of with a paper towel soaked in alcohol. However, be careful not to touch the adhesive on the chip \u2013 let it sit for a few hours. After the glue has hardened sufficiently, simply take a blade and razor off the excess. You can perform this action in a single motion if it\u2019s sharp enough; if not, work bit by bit until the excess adhesive is gone.<\/p>\n

That’s it! Just a little time and a windshield chip repair kit to do the job. If you have any questions, please contact us and we will help you through the process…<\/p>\n

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