Rock chip repair. Stone chip repair. Crack repair. Whatever you call it, windshield repair refers to the process of repairing breaks, chips, and cracks in windshields. With GlasWeld’s professional tools, even beginners can achieve repairs that look amazing, impress customers, and restore the safety functionality of the windshield.
Ready. Set. Zoom.
The award-winning ProVac Zoom is the most advanced—yet simple—windshield repair injector in the world. Featuring a durable stainless steel body, click-in mounting system to prevent over-tightening, self-leveling tripod stand, and the industry’s strongest vacuum, the Zoom takes the guesswork out of repairing windshields. With the Zoom, even beginners can achieve professional results in just minutes.
From one-man shops to large car manufacturers, the Zoom is the go-to choice for glass repair techs around the globe.
How To Repair A Windshield
Step One
Load the Resin
Add a few drops of resin into the tip of the Zoom injector.
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Step Two
Mount the Zoom
Attach the tripod stand to the glass, and mount the Zoom over the impact point of the break.
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Step Three
Remove the Air
Initiate a vacuum by turning the Zoom handle counterclockwise until it stops. Leave it for at least one minute.
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Step Four
Inject the Resin
Turn the Zoom handle clockwise until you see the Outer White Seal flare. Allow resin to flow for at least one minute.
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Step Five
Cure the Resin
Place the ProCur curing light directly over the Zoom. Press the button to start curing.
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Step Six
Fill the Pit
Remove all tools from the glass. Use one drop of Pit Filler and a Film Tab to level the surface of the glass. Cure the Pit Filler.
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Step Seven
Polish the Repair
Use a razor blade to remove the extra Pit Filler. Use a small drop of Pit Polish and your GlasWeld Multipurpose Drill to polish the repair.
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See It in Action
Most rock chips can be repaired in just a few minutes.
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Products Used:
Professional Windshield Repair Kit
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FAQs
What makes the Zoom better than other injectors?
The Zoom is the most innovative injector available. Its features include:
- Speed: Its streamlined design equips you to do more repairs in less time.
- Vacuum: The Zoom creates the strongest vacuum in the industry. Plus, it holds the vacuum throughout the entire repair process, even when resin is being injected, so that air can never re-enter the break.
- Simplicity: To use the Zoom, all you have to do is mount it, thread up, thread down. It’s that easy.
- Click-in Mounting: With other systems, you risk over-tightening the injector on the break, which can cause the damage to spread. To mount the Zoom, you simply click it in to the tripod stand until the injector contacts the glass.
- Lifetime Warranty: The Zoom body is made in America with durable stainless steel. All GlasWeld injectors come with a lifetime warranty.
How long does long does it take to repair a rock-chip?
Each repair job is different, but the Zoom Injector on average takes less than 10 minutes to repair rock-chip damage. Plus, most of the process is hands-free so you can leave the Zoom to work and come back when it’s convenient to you.
What’s the benefit of tinted resin?
Tinted resins such as Onyx, Amber, and Gray are designed to help improve your repairs by reducing the visibility of the end product.
- Use Worldwide Patent Pending Onyx for disguising all types of breaks using our Patent Pending formula.
- Use Gray for star breaks, breaks with long legs and short cracks.
- Use Amber for bullseye breaks and breaks with lots of crushed glass.
How long does the ProCur Smart take to cure?
The ProCur smart can cure your repairs in less than a minute. It also has the ability to adjust the curing time for colder days.
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