Permatex09103 Windshield Repair Kit, Professional Quality repairs, No mixing required,Resin Cures by natural sunlight, Easy to follow Instructions 1 x 0.75ml

Had a couple of chips in my windscreen. Chose to do it myself instead and using Permatex was simple and straight forward. Plenty of videos online to aid you. Simple to use and does quite a few chips. You have to repair them one at a time but there's quite a lot of repair material to use. Highly recommended.

For some reason the Rain-X kit has a lower rating than this one, but there are a number videos on YouTube that suggest it's the better choice.This one works, it's fiddly and is easy to use too much resin with the tunnel, leading to some mess when you take it off. I dropped the resin in as opposed to inserting the resin tube, and had to use a piece of wire to break the air bubbles and make it fall in.There are instructions from Permatex on YouTube - be sure to watch them a number of times. It seems to be relevant to an older version of the kit, though. The instructions say to cut off a couple of mm from the resin tube, but it seems that the new tube design with the twist-off end stop (not a cap) opens a small hole anyway.There's also a video from "Ry the car guy" who presents a better instruction ("How to Fix Windshield Chips at Home using the 3 Highest Rated Kits on Amazon"). Also take a look at "Do Windshield Repair Kits Really Work?" from TylerTube.

I've just completed the process on my 2 series BMW screen (not yet 1yr old) in less than ideal conditions. A month ago we had two on our Audi screen done professionally -not Permatex, for £40 and were disappointed that the damage was still very visible. Results with the Permatex are EXCELLENT and the damage is now invisible except for a tiny mark about pin head size where the stone hit the screen.Tips- Do read right through the instructions before starting because the temperature range is important, it was just 10C when I did mine, and also getting direct sunlight on the screen to cure the resin when it's been injected is necessary, cloud only for me so it took a few hours but still cured. Don't worry about cleaning excess resin off your screen afterwards because the razor blade and some glass cleaner will do that. Do follow the advice to put a cloth or paper towel below the damage on the screen to prevent excess resin running down, perhaps on to the screen edge or body work.Just ordered another in case I need it!I needed it and for a larger 'bulls eye' than before. Again, the result was excellent and except for a small section of crack a couple of millimetres long it removed all traces of the damage except a tiny chip mark. Far superior than the 'professional. repair at £40 a go.

It was so bad waste of money

A bit complicated for first time,No space for mistakes, good but could be better!

A brilliant product. I don’t always write reviews however this is worth my time. My car had a chip about 1mm deepest and 5mm in diameter on the windscreen. I simply followed the instructions and an hour and a half later it had all but disappeared. Simply brilliant.

I saw this on a YouTube video (ChrisFix) and was impressed.Given my poor ability to follow instructions (who reads those, right?), the results were excellent. I recently sold the car and you couldn't see the repair, whereas you definitely could before.I'm so glad I found this How to Repair a Windshield Chip or Crack video which mentioned this product because I wouldn't have thought of it otherwise. I never realized that it's so easy if you go step by step.I will say that the video I've mentioned was VERY helpful because I didn't find the pictorial instructions particularly clear, especially relating to "position one" and "position two" on the syringe.Overall I'd use it again if needed.

Good product with instructions.