Does it work on a long crack (about 11 inches) on a windshield?
619219
I would think not. The pressure system to deliver the resin would not be effective on something that long.
619220
I'm pretty sure that it's really not intended for that. Really read through the reviews many posters put some very detailed answers. I believe small cracks and chips/spiderweb cracks is where this product works best.
619221
Depends on if the crack extends to an edge or not. I tried on a crack that started from the edge of my windshield and it held for a few weeks but it reappeared from the flexing the windshield went through. Also the windsheild is a structural part of the car so it does take some stress when going over off camber twisting type stuff, think of going diagonal over a speed bump or curb. There is plenty of resin to fill probably 3 feet of crack as it's so very thin that a little goes a long way.
1853748
I'm afraid I don't know. I used it on a glass cook top on high to saute soup vegetables and it split top to bottom. Watch out for the hot liquid coming out of the crack and burning you.
1251779
I've never used it for that, so I can't say. I would think it would. A customer in our local auto parts store told me he used it on a crack in his snow plow and it held up. Just be sure to let it cure long enough per the directions. I don't know if this helps you or not.
1304702
Have only used it on a snow blower, and it's great for that. I would not use it on a windshield, since it might leave a film.
1732420
It will work on any Windows. With tint you may just need a little extra effort to get it to shatter.
2026680
No. because the mirror clamps onto the frame of the mirror and you need a flat surface about 1 to I and 1/4 inches long. The mirror also did not work on my full sized SUV because the mirror was to high.
577371
it depends on how well you do it, and the shape/position of the crack. for the price I think its worth a try. I would be a bit careful about safety issues though, in case it might fail during use.
1479135
To be honest with you I'm not sure I've only used it to remove all light and medium scratches from the windshield. But I would think that to accomplish what you want to do, you have to get some sort of grinder to ease the edges of the glass but I'm sure there's someone more qualified That could give you a better answer.
887743
I am not actually sure, because a windshield will be considerable thicker than a side window. I do think with possible good strength and correct angling, that maybe it could after a few hits....maybe. I have to say that I have been lucky enough not to have to use it as of yet. :)Maybe you could contact the manufacturer and maybe they could give you more insight on your question....sorry
2018293
I don't believe this will fix a crack, might very temporarily work. Just follow the directions on the bottle to the T.
368979
I don't know. It's cheap enough that you could give it a try. A new windshield is expensive.
498524
Yes, it does. My application was for use on a clear 1/8" thick plexiglass. It worked quite well.
854524
I'm sure with some adapters it could but I don't think you'd be able to keep it out of the camera's view as this is quite large. If you are looking for a windshield in a smaller format check out Rycote's Baby Ball Gag - much more likely to work on top of a DLSR etc.
1812379
I don't know. It says "Helps remove tar, attachment tape and bumper sticker adhesive." I gather it would work on a car windshield.
1980427
It just might do the trick.. but tons of work wiping on and then off.. best cleaner out there that leaves no trace or doesn't mess up ur windshield..
1161875
It depends on the width of the top half of the windshield. If it is glass, are you able to drill a hole in the glass? Also the arm is adjustable so you may vary the coverage radius.
1388942
Are you saying the crack was caused by impact on the interior of the windshield? I don't see why not. The only problem I can predict is access. The dash, mirror, pillars etc. and the general con cavity of the interior may present difficulty.