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Windshield Adhesive For Windshield Repair With Windshield Removal Tool on 2040-parts.com

US $39.95
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Lagrange, Wyoming, United States

Lagrange, Wyoming, United States
Condition:New Windshield glue:rubber progrip adhesive:Glass Progrip:glass windshield urethane:urethane


Windshield Adhesive for Windshield Repair  With Windshield Removal Tool

ProGrip is a fast curing urethane based adhesive-windshield glue.

ProGrip is a Windshield Adhesive used in repairing and installing a new windshields         

  Repair your own windshield and save. 

This kit comes with a windshield removal tool just like the pros use.

Windshield removal made easy.

The windshield removal tool is of the same quality that the pros use in the windshield repair shops.

 

  • Windshield adhesive that is very flexible!
  • A windshield glue that is fast to cure.
  • It is designed for windshield repair replacing.
  • ProGrip is a auto glass windshield adhesive.
  • ProGRIP is manufactured in strict quality controls and meet all requirments for a windshield Glue.
  • You are buying  2  tubes of windshield adhesive, a tip and a windshield removal tool .
  • 2 tubes will be enough to install most all winsdhields.

 

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