Visbella Windshield Repair Kit for 2 Chips

I used this to repair two chips in our windshield. One is almost invisible and the other I literally can't find anymore. The instructions could use improvement, however, as they obviously weren't written by a native English speaker. Read through them entirely and make sure you understand the process before beginning.I've also used the Rain-X 600001 Windshield Repair Kit and prefer this one. The Rain-X kit might be a better option if you have lots of chips to repair (e.g., more than two) because of the suction cup mount versus the peel-and-stick with this kit, but the Visbella results in a more complete repair job in my opinion. The suction part of the process helps pull the resin into the chip or crack, followed by pressure to force the resin deeper. The Rain-X kit only uses pressure.If this review was helpful, [...]

This is the first windshield repair kit I try, after watching several youtube videos on how to use this and similar, I felt pretty comfortable with how simple they were to use. However, it al depends on how good the product is!This product seemed good to me at first sight and the reviews were decent hence why I bought it. I opened it up and the first thing I noticed is that the instructions were terrible, super confusing, two different sides giving different sets of instructions on different steps of the process, on top of that the english is terrible, they are clearly translated from another language, most probably Chinese based on the grammar problems. Luckily (I thought) I knew how to use this because of what I have researched and because I read the instructions as bad as they were.. multiple times.Well... here is what happened. First step is to set the rubber seal on the glass.. perfect no problem. Next set the plastic base that will contain the acrylic substance in place and that will be used as the injector base. No problem done.. then put a few drops of the substance (5 to 6 drops it said), done no problem. Then use the injector (a syringe that comes with it) and inject the air as indicated by the instructions then suck the air out and hold in the locked position for 10 minutes... so far so good.Then the next step is where things went awry in the same exact way two times (I had to replace the seal twice). You have to release the injector, and then fill it with air and then inject air up to a specific measure... you really have to be careful (mind you the instructions don't say anything about this) ... because if you inject too much air you will pop the seal... well.. I did so very carefully and left in the lock position after injection the pressure air.. says: leave 20 minutes... well in both occurrences the seal popped after a few minutes under pressure... I am POSITIVE I did not inject too much, just the exact measure the instructions call for... Point is the seals are not strong enough and pop easily.. they don't stick well to the glass so the whole process gets ruined... I tried a couple of times since it only comes with 2 seals.. and thats it.. failed. I send it back... a product that is so easy to fail with is not ready for market in my opinion... low quality in my opinion is the culprit here.. or perhaps more precision in the instructions of how much air to put through the injector? in any case, if you want to try and fail and possibly waste 10 bucks go for it. I am going to try another brand.

I loved this kit. I recommend watching a tutorial online though because they instructions were unclear and poorly written. However the product itself worked as I expected it to. While the chip in my windshield is still somewhat visible, the chip is completely sealed and there is not longer any indention in my windshield.

Did exactly as expected. chips / cracks all bust disappeared. Took longer to set as there was a cold front that came in so I had to allow for more time to set. Would use again.

It state this as being for 2 chips. However, in the instructions it says for 1 chip to squirt 3/4 of the resin into the base. And later you squirt a few more drops onto the windshield. It only came with one bottle of resin, so how is it possible to repair 2 chips when about 80-90% of the resin is already gone after repairing the first chip?Aside from the shortage of resin, I also followed the directions exactly. At one point it instructs you to be sure the syringe is in a specific position otherwise you may experience blow-out. I did this, however it still built up too much pressure and did blow out the bottom.For my particular chip (rock chip) it did not make it invisible. Nor did it make it very hard to see. It made it about 10-15% better and hopefully will keep it from spreading with cracks.Pros:A neat kit that appears to be well made.Price was decent, however double it if you want to repair 2 chips.Cons:Only comes with enough resin for 1 repair (ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS)Does not appear to have worked very well on my minor Rock Chip.Following instructions exactly still led to "Blowout"