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Windshield Repair Following the ROLAGS

The Delta Kits professional windshield repair systems- and procedures- comply with ROLAGS (Repair of Laminated Auto Glass Standards), the industry’s best practices. See how a Delta Kits repair is done.

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Video Description: Windshield Repair Following the ROLAGS

This video demonstrates that Delta Kits professional windshield repair systems- and procedures- comply with ROLAGS (Repair of Laminated Auto Glass Standards), the industry’s best practices. The ROLAGS (Repair of Laminated Automotive Glass Standards) committee strives to provide documentation:

To be used to consistently evaluate damages on laminated auto glass in order to aid in the decision to repair or replace the glass;
To assist the public in understanding what is achieved through windshield repair (repair of auto glass);
To encourage technicians to strive for the highest quality repair;
To codify the current best practices of laminated auto glass repair.

In order to ensure the best possible repair, using a bull’s-eye as an example, the technician shall do the following:

Inspect the damage from both inside and outside the glass to determine is the damage is repairable. (See clauses 6 and 7).
Remove the moisture, dirt, foreign matter, loose glass and contamination from the damaged area.
If the temperature of the glass is outside the recommended range, cool or warm the glass accordingly.
Access the damage through probing or drilling.
Place the B300 bridge on the windshield.
Protect the resin from premature curing.
Remove the air from the break, either by vacuum or displacement, and fill the void with resin. In this video, we remove the air from the break by using displacement.
Properly perform pit filling and resin curing.
Finish the repair to be flush with the glass. In this video, we use a razor blade to scrape away excess resin and polish the area with pit polish.
Inspect the finished repair (See clause 9)

Finally, the video shows a comparison of the glass before and after the windshield repair.