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Jemma · Member Messages: 174

Just because an establishment promotes itself as the best repair company in town, it doesn’t necessarily mean they are. You should be on the lookout for a company that won’t guarantee their work or has poor customer service.Beyond that, it’s important to know that some cases of chipped or cracked windshields can simply be repaired. Ask the technician what your options are before proceeding with a complete replacement.

Vicente · Member Messages: 162

The Auto Glass Replacement Safety Standard, also known as the AGRSS, is a certification accredited by the American National Institute. It was developed and is maintained by the Auto Glass Safety Council or AGSC.Likewise, the National Windshield Repair Association or NWRA carries a standard known as the ROLAGS Standard. This stands for Repair of Laminated Auto Glass and must be upheld for any windshield repair that does not require replacement.

Travis · Member Messages: 153

Zitat: Vicente

The Auto Glass Replacement Safety Standard, also known as the AGRSS, is a certification accredited by the American National Institute. It was developed and is maintained by the Auto Glass Safety Council or AGSC.Likewise, the National Windshield Repair Association or NWRA carries a standard known as the ROLAGS Standard. This stands for Repair of Laminated Auto Glass and must be upheld for any windshield repair that does not require replacement.

You should also inquire about the training that the technician staff has undergone. Have they become individually certified to use all of the products and materials necessary for a windshield installation? What about special training for inclement weather?Don’t hesitate to seek another company if the one you’re talking to won’t provide you with training details for their employees. You may also ask how long each technician has been on the job in order to gauge their experience levels.

Jemma · Member Messages: 174

Besides quality training, you’ll also want to find out what type of windshields the company is using. You should be looking for quality, not cheap stuff. Make sure they’re selling dealer or OEM glass specifically. Some auto glass companies manufacture their own glass which may present distortions. Dealer or OEM glass is held to higher standards that guarantee clarity.

Vicente · Member Messages: 162

Zitat: Jemma

Besides quality training, you’ll also want to find out what type of windshields the company is using. You should be looking for quality, not cheap stuff. Make sure they’re selling dealer or OEM glass specifically. Some auto glass companies manufacture their own glass which may present distortions. Dealer or OEM glass is held to higher standards that guarantee clarity.

Aside from the quality of the actual auto glass itself, the materials used to install your windshield should also be top notch. Remember that training your technician went through? It should have included details specially tailored to using the adhesive that will hold your windshield in place.

Travis · Member Messages: 153

The adhesive used to replace your windshield will take some time to cure. You should be sure to ask your replacement company up front how long you can expect to wait before you’re allowed to get back out on the road. Most companies report anywhere from one to four hours for a ‘safe drive-away time‘ or ‘minimum drive-away time.’ If you want to know more details please visit here https://www.aeroautoglass.com