Common Myths About Auto Glass Repair

Auto Glass Repair Is More Expensive Than Auto Glass Replacement.

Fact: The cost of auto glass repair or replacement will depend on the specific damages and the type of glass being used.

In some cases, repair may be a more cost-effective option, while in other cases, replacement may be necessary. It is important to work with a reputable and experienced auto glass repair shop to assess the damages and determine the most cost-effective solution.

Windshield Repair Will Leave A Noticeable Scar Or Blemish.

Fact: Modern auto glass repair techniques are designed to be as minimally invasive as possible, resulting in minimal visibility of the repair. In most cases, a repaired windshield will be almost impossible to detect.

During the first couple of days you will notice the filled crack in your auto glass, but after a few weeks most people will not be able to make a perceived difference.

Any Type of Auto Glass Can Be Repaired

Fact: Not all damages to auto glass can be repaired. Depending on the severity and location of the damages, it may be necessary to replace the glass. If you cannot do the repairs yourself, It is important to work with a professional auto glass repair technician to assess the damages and determine the best course of action.

Auto Glass Repair Is Cheaper As A DIY Project

Fact: While there are some minor auto glass repairs that you may be able to handle on your own, it is generally recommended to work with a professional auto glass repair company. Auto glass repair requires specialized equipment and expertise, and attempting to repair it on your own can be dangerous and may result in further damage or injury.

Auto Glass Repair Will Raise My Insurance

Fact: It is generally not the case that auto glass repair will raise your insurance premiums. Auto glass repair is typically covered by auto insurance policies as part of either collision coverage or comprehensive coverage. If you file a claim for auto glass repair, it will typically not affect your insurance premiums, as long as the damages were covered under your policy.

However, it is important to note that filing multiple claims for auto glass repair or having a history of damages to your vehicle may result in higher premiums over time. Insurance companies may view this as an increased risk and may adjust your premiums accordingly.

Auto Glass Repair Is NOT As Durable

Fact: An auto glass repair can be just as durable as replacement. Many auto glass repair techniques are designed to be as stronger than the original glass due to applying a second layer of glass. As long all air pockets are removed during resin application a repair can be structurally as if not more durable.

By understanding the truth about these common myths, you can make informed decisions about the care and maintenance of your vehicle's auto glass. It is important to work with a reputable and experienced auto glass repair company to ensure that you get the best quality and value for your money. If you'd like a free quote give us a call at (941) 840-1944.