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U All Glass Car Crack Repair Glasses Repair Glue Diy Auto Window Replacement Kit on 2040-parts.com

US $26.69
Location:

chungz, Korea, South

chungz, Korea, South
Condition:New Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Volume:0.8ml



Real Experiment kit

I made a scratch on car glass of real.

Wipe scratched part well.

Put a good solution to part of the wound.

For solution does not flow, put a common transparent tape to dry well

After an hour, when Solution has dried, remove the tape.

Solution was permeated through the cracks.

If you do not like their view of the bond, remove it gently with a razor.

Quality you can trust

Direct import from U.S

Automotive glass repair UV adhesive

Trust it

0.8ml

Car glasses repair glue Crack Repair DIY Auto Car Glass

Simple and Easy to use

Cost Effective Repairs

Prevents damage spread

Since a reaction to ultraviolet light, please use on a sunny day.


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