Pit Filler
$31.95
Used at the end of the windshield repair process, Pit Filler (15 mL) is used in conjunction with a Film Tab to level the repair with the glass surface.
Note: Pit Filler is not the same as a repair resin. If you’re looking for repair resin, check out Rock Chip Repair Resin.
After Rock Chip Repair Resin has been injected and cured in a repair, you’re left with a small surface “pit.” Pit Filler works with a Film Tab to fill the pit, creating a smooth and seamless finish.
GlasWeld Pit Filler is clear with a medium viscosity and superior adhesion and strength.
Note: Photos are intended for illustration purpose only. Exact products may vary due to product enhancements and updates.
Pit Filler is used at the end of the windshield repair process. To use, apply a small drop on the repair, layer a Film Tab on tap, and cure using the ProCur+.
Click here to see it in action.
How to Repair a Windshield
Step One
Load the Resin
Add a few drops of resin into the tip of the Zoom injector.
1/8
1/8
How to Repair a Windshield
Step Two
Mount the Zoom
Attach the tripod stand to the glass, and mount the Zoom over the impact point of the break.
2/8
2/8
How to Repair a Windshield
Step Three
Remove the Air
Initiate a vacuum by turning the Zoom handle counterclockwise until it stops. Leave it for at least one minute.
3/8
3/8
How to Repair a Windshield
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.
4/8
4/8
How to Repair a Windshield
Step Five
Cure the Resin
Place the ProCur+ curing light directly over the Zoom. Use the built-in timer to cure for about one minute.
5/8
5/8
How to Repair a Windshield
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.
6/8
6/8
How to Repair a Windshield
Step Seven
Polish the Repair
Use a razor blade to remove the extra Pit Filler. Use a small drop of Pit Polish and a cork to polish the repair.
7/8
7/8
How to Repair a Windshield
Zoom Demo
See It in Action
Most rock chips can be repaired in just a few minutes.
8/8
8/8
Products Used:
Professional Windshield Repair Kit
Shop Now
