Vehicle Repair

Car window care

Window maintenance should be taken seriously. Clean and well-maintained windows will ensure a pleasant and comfortable drive, as well as safe and clear vision.

No matter what season it is, you must take precautions, especially with regard to the rear and front windows. The windshield’s biggest enemy is the stones and sand particles that are thrown by vehicles in front of it. These tiny particles are thrown back by speed and wind onto the windshield, causing small but very dangerous pits. These pits become oily over time as tiny dust particles build up. It is often difficult to see the headlights coming in the opposite direction on night trips. This is because it is obscured by fog.

Wiping glass with a dusty cloth is another enemy. When the city dust falls on windows in a condition that is too thin for the naked eye to see, it sticks to the cloth and creates an emery effect. The glass becomes dull and scratched as a result. Rainy weather can cause greasy mud to flow under your vehicle and then thrown back. This causes vision problems. The glass is good for 5 years.

To prolong the life of your windows, you should wipe them with water after washing. For drying, you can use newspaper or lint-free cloths. You should add additional additives to windshield wiper fluid to ensure it functions comfortably and minimizes contact between the tire and the glass.

In the sun, the rubber parts of windshield wipers can harden and make it difficult for vehicles to start. Tires need to replaced and wiper motors should have their bearings checked. In winter and very cold conditions, it is best to not use the handbrake. Also, windshield wipers shouldn’t be adhered to the glass. In snow, ice and rain, the windshield wipers should not be used. This will protect the windshield, which is the vehicle’s shield, from being damaged by the windscreen. You must not park the vehicle.

Salt-ice from outside can block vision through the air windows. Therefore, the driver should strike the glass from within and give vision. Mica-mixed glasses: The stone can cause vision problems, but it does not disperse or prevent vision. Cracked glass can develop over time. Even though anti-crack drugs can be used and methods like drilling holes in glass are being tried, the weakest part of the glass remains.

The resistance against fog should always be activated on the rear windows. When the mist has disappeared, it should be switched off to stop the resistance from heating up. Sun damage should be avoided when cleaning the resistance wires and when parking.

It is also available commercially in anti-fog product.

The humidity in autumn and winter is so high that windows can fog up and almost become water droplets. Many of us try to wipe off the evaporation using our hands, even when driving. This is dangerous and can leave water spots and marks on the glass. Visibility is increased to dangerous levels by the presence of traffic lights opposite at dusk. Condensed windows can pose a serious accident risk. These negative effects can be eliminated by using anti-fog products.

Antifogging keeps these surfaces from getting fogged up.

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Glass coating materials can be used to allow oily or non-oily liquids flow on the glass. This allows dirt, dust, and insect residues to be easily removed. It allows snow and rain to glide off your glass quickly, without adhering.

It is possible to clean ice covered glass without needing to scratch it. Rain, mud, and water splashes from other vehicles easily run off the glass – squeegees can easily remove tar, oil, fly insect residue, and tree resin.

The coating reduces dirt particles from surfaces. This makes dirt easy to clean without the need for heavy cleaning chemicals or agents. This creates a thin, chemical- and mechanically resistant coating.