Fix your Windshield Do It Yourself Windshield Repair Kit, Made in USA

I followed every single step and once after some time the top piece adhesive came off and the rising was all over the place

Excellent product. As described

Quite simple to use and efficient. I bought a couple different kits and this one was the best!

Works as described. My chip was a pin head sized divot with no cracks, so I didn't need to use the syringe, applicator, etc. The resin, razor blade and the covering piece were enough to do the job. My luck, I got the kit and it was cloudy and late afternoon. I stupidly decided to see if it would cure at all in the waning cloudy evening...no shot! lol I left the resin in and kept the cover on it overnight. Got up early the next day. It was sunny out, so I put my car out in the drive way for a few hours. The resin cured in no time. Everything else was easy. Removing the cover using the included razor blade, making sure to work my way around the edges until it just peeled off. Used the razor blade to scrape away the excess resin and was left with a decent (not perfect) repair. The pitting is MUCH less visible, but it's not gone...but it hardly catches my eye while driving unless the sun shines in on certain angles and even then, it's not that bad. We'll see how this holds up as the weather gets colder.

Had a small chip that the product reduced significantly and hopefully protected the window fro further damage!

Commonly, a small stone hits your windshield while driving in the highway and a small crack occurs at the impact site. Fortunately, there are windshield repair kits available. For this particular item, there is a YouTube video instruction posted (search by manufacturer's/brand name). This video greatly helped me understand the repair process. The package clearly stated the disclaimer on various weather (temperature) conditions, which may have an effect on results. So user beware! I applied the product during Spring like conditions. The only step that should be modified (depending on weather), in my opinion, is to increase the 10 minute time for the resin to set when the syringe plunger is pulled. This additional time would probably help the liquid resin turn to semi-gel. I found other reviewers complaining of liquid resin run-off when the whole plunger with sticky adapter is peeled off. But, this is not a real problem and "to be expected." The purpose of this step is to fill-in the deepest part of the hole. Just have a rag ready to wipe off liquid resin run-off. The final curing step would flatten any remaining hole and solidify the resin. This kit is complete with all accessories needed to do your repair, including a blade. I thought that I did a good job. The cracked area is barely noticeable, unless you closely look at it. When it rained, the wiper blade does not make a streak on the repair site.