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Permatex 09103 Automotive Windshield Repair Kit For Chipped And Cracked Windshields. Permanent Air-Tight Repairs, With Repair Syringe & Plunger, 9-piece Kit

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Features

  • Permanent Air-Tight Repairs - Permatex's Automotive Windshield Repair Kit Repairs And Restores Bullseye Damage Up To 1 1/4" On Most Laminated Windshield Glass .Fit Type: Universal Fit
  • Professional Repair & Wide Use - Permatex's Windshield Repair Kit Can Quickly And Effectively Repair Damage With This Easy-To-Use System, No Mixing Involved
  • All-In-One Kit - Provides Everything Needed For The Repair Including Easy-To-Follow Instructions With Photographs, Syringe And Plunger System For Quick Mess Free Applications
  • Upgraded Application - State-Of-The-Art Delivery System Includes An Advanced Spring-lock Feature Allows Professional-quality Repairs With No Mixing Required, And Cures By Natural Daylight
  • Suggested Applications- Permatex Windshield Repair Kit Fixes, Seals, And Repairs Bullseyes (up To 1 1/4 Long) In Laminated Automotive Windshields And Windows
  • Repairs bullseyes, star damage and chips up to 2.75 inches, in just a few minutes

Description

Permatex’s Windshield Repair Kit makes permanent air-tight repairs of bullseye damage up to 1 1/4″ on most laminated windshield glass. This state-of-the-art delivery system with advanced spring-lock feature, allows you to make professional-quality repairs with no mixing required, and it cures by natural daylight. This complete kit provides everything needed for the repair including easy-to-follow instructions with photographs.

Brand: Permatex


Specific Uses For Product: Automotive


Material: Plastic


Compatible Material: Laminated Automotive Windshield Glass


Item Form: Product


Brand: ‎Permatex


Specific Uses For Product: ‎Automotive


Material: ‎Plastic


Compatible Material: ‎Laminated Automotive Windshield Glass


Item Form: ‎Product


Special Feature: ‎Advanced spring-lock feature, natural daylight curing


Color: ‎Clear


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Package Information: ‎Bottle


Item Volume: ‎0.75 Milliliters


Water Resistance Level: ‎Water Resistant


EU Spare Part Availability Duration: ‎5 Years


Unit Count: ‎1.0 Count


UPC: ‎068161092241


Number of Pieces: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎Rain-X


Model: ‎09103


Item Weight: ‎0.01 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎1.25 x 6.79 x 3.42 inches


Country of Origin: ‎USA


Item model number: ‎9103


Batteries: ‎1 Unknown batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Exterior: ‎Machined


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎9103


OEM Part Number: ‎09103


Position: ‎Front


Special Features: ‎Advanced spring-lock feature, natural daylight curing


Date First Available: June 16, 2006


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Worked Perfectly
This product worked perfectly to repair and make a star crack in the windshield virtually invisible. The instructions were carefully followed, with the exception of the UV curing part. The instructions recommend setting the car in the sun to do this. While that probably works on a good sunny day, I decided to guarantee a good UV cure by purchasing a $10 DarkBeam UV Flashlight. The UV Flashlight was placed and held at a distance such that its beam was incident over the entire section to be cured. The repair area was exposed to the UV light beam for 15 minutes. This method worked very well to fully cure and harden the polymer fluid. This was successful in my attempt. Your results may vary. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2024 by Rick
    • Doesn't work miracles, but it's decent for the price.
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I had pretty low expectations, but having had safelite cause a crack to creep when filling a chip in the past, I figured why not try it myself. It does help lower the visibility by a decent amount. I am not sure how much it will mitigate the crack from spreading in the future though. I'd buy it again for future chips. There is a tricky balance of pressing down on the adhesive enough for a decent seal, while not causing a crack yourself. Check for bubbles on the suction step from the inside of the vehicle if possible. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024 by Matt Matt
    • Very easy to use
I bought this because Chris fix made a video using it and he has a step by step video on how to use it. The instructions were still very clear and the product honestly worked very well, and amazon has it for a great price. I found it for $20 somewhere else compared to $12 here when I bought it at the time. It didn’t take long for the resin to dry and once I was done and cleaned the windshield it’s honestly very hard to see chip. 10/10 product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by Amir
    • Works well
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I have used these 5 or 6 times and the repaired places have never cracked...however the damaged places do not disappear like they normally do when professionally repaired
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024 by AJ Nash AJ Nash
    • This happily transformed an ugly bullseye chip into a tiny dot over about an hour and a half
I was was on the interstate, driving my relatively new car to a car show a few hours away, and THWAP! -- a piece of gravel or something hit my windshield. The damage looked HUGE from the driver's seat, but when I stopped and examined it, it was not as large as a US dime and, in rock-chips-windshield parlance, looks like it was a "bullseye" type crack. I immediately texted my car-exterior guy, asking if he knew of someone who repairs such things and he -- after sympathizing with what happened -- replied in the negative, so I was on my own. I was going through my usual mental gymnastics: if I have the windshield replaced, there's a small deductible, but what if they mess it up and it leaks? Or they don't replace the lane-keeping camera properly? Or, or, or? Sigh. I something-searched for repairing cracked windshields and was reminded of repair kits. Long ago, I'd used one on another vehicle and even had some kid outside the grocery store fix a chip a couple years ago, but neither of those experiences were particularly stellar, so I didn't have a great deal of confidence with the repair-kit route. On the other hand, I figured the worst that happened was I tried a kit, the outcome was horrible, and then I'd have the windshield replaced and deal with whatever came of that. So I ordered this Permatex kit (it was significantly cheaper than a competing kit and that was a big factor in my deciding to go with this one) and watched a video or two from actual people (as opposed to the manufacturer) who threw in a couple of wisdom nuggets that I made a mental note of. The kit arrived with typical Amazon expediency and, finding some time in my schedule, moved my usually-parked-outside car into the garage to begin the repair. (I think that's important because the resin cures by exposure to UV in sunlight, so I didn't want it to start to cure until it was supposed to start to cure.) One of the first steps is to use the provided pushpin to clean out any loose glass or other debris from the surface of the chip. I did that and it dawned on me that loosening up said debris around with the end of a pushpin is fine, but I probably wanted to get that stuff out of there, not just move it around, so I grabbed a cordless vacuum cleaner and used it to (hopefully) remove all of the loose fragments. I figured that would give the resin the best chance at filling in the break in the glass, vs. its having to work around any remaining loose debris. While the instruction sheet is jam-packed with information and I wish that it was a little more checklistable/readable, the rest of the repair process was relatively straightforward. I followed the steps as best I could (my spouse was washing our dog in the middle, so I left to help her during the wait-at-least-20-minutes parts of the repair) and it was going pretty well. I heeded the suggestion to place a paper towel below the chip to catch any resin drips and -- being a careful guy -- was doubting the need for such a thing. However, when I was removing the pedestal from the window, it popped off, and drops of resin shot in unexpected directions. Some of it landed on the wiper blade (which I wiped off) and I didn't see any on the paint, but if it is, hopefully, it will come off. All of which is to say, you may want to proceed very gently when you are removing the pedestal and adhesive circle because there's a bunch of resin in there. Maybe cover the whole deal with a paper towel (in addition to a paper towel below) to catch any resin drops that fly away. Anyway, I think I dodged a bullet there, but we shall see. I cleaned up the excess resin, applied the drop of resin and clear square to the repair, moved the car into the driveway, and -- since it was partly sunny (not fully sunny) -- set a timer for an hour. Due to the plastic and surrounding resin, it was hard to tell what the end result was going to look like, but even at that point, it was looking WAY better than it did before I started. Either way, I figured that it was going to be what it was going to be, so nothing to be done if it was less than great. After the waiting time elapsed, I went out to gently peel off the plastic square and scrape off the excess resin and it looked amazing! The damage evolved from a clearly visible chip through the glass to a small, slightly rough dot (about the size of this letter "O" right here on my display). There was resin goop in the vicinity, so I grabbed some denatured alcohol and a paper towel and cleaned it all up as best I could, trying to keep away from the aforementioned dot, figuring it should continue to cure without my getting it wet with alcohol. While it would be great if that little dot was not there, I'm really pleased with the repair. My exterior-car guy suggested some sort of film over the windshield to lessen the likelihood of these, but I may save that for when I get an actual new windshield and when I get my next chip (which I imagine will come eventually), I'll be trying this kit again. One potential downside (not for me in this case, fortunately) is that one of the first items in the instructions is that this kit is "for bullseye chips only". Looking back, I see where the product page does mention that, but if I'd had a different kind of chip, I might have missed that detail. And when I was searching earlier to see what kind of chip I had, the only images I was finding looked like they came from a 1950s coloring book, so I wasn't really even certain that I had a bullseye chip. Fortunately, I did -- or at least whatever I did have worked with this kit. Phew! While I hope that you never get a chip in your windshield, if you do and it is a bullseye, I hope this kit works for you as well as it worked for me! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2019 by andymand
    • 3rd times a charm
This kit is like the only recommended kit available. The application is pretty annoying and the results are really mixed. I have a very small chip I wanted to seal before it could spread and tried this. I watched videos and read the instructions extensively. Even then I still had issues with application and basically wasted the kit. So I bought another kit learning from my mistakes and tried again and got OK results. Could still see the chip and I didn't feel like it was really sealed. So I bought a THIRD kit for the same tiny chip and this time I was able to make it tolerable for me. Can still see the chip but I don't think it'll spread. I wish there were more options or easier ways of applying because this method STINKS. Had to use 3 different kits for a chip and I've rebuilt an entire motorcycle engine from scratch. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024 by Epillon
    • Phenomenal DIY repair for chips
Review Image by Zachary Smith Zachary Smith
I originally gave the Permatex a shot after seeing the Project Farm review, and this is my second go round with the kit. Both times have been simple and straightforward and produced clean results that turned an obnoxious chip into a barely noticeable splotch more resembling a stray hair than a crack. The instructions in the kit are clear and everything is well organized. The only thing it could really use is another alcohol wipe, as telling you to use the same one at the beginning and end of the process is pretty unrealistic since it'll be long dried out by then. Unfortunately I don't have a before shot, but you can see the results of this ~5/8"x1/4" chip repair. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024 by Zachary Smith Zachary Smith

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