Anyone in the Fort Worth, TX area?

[Lyndon]

Hello everyone,

Just received my Delta Kits windshield repair kit Friday. Practiced on some friends vehicles this weekend. First one I'm pretty sure didn't work. Didn't really look like a bulls-eye or star. hard to explain, my friend is going to get a picture with his digital camera. The other two were on another friends windshield. I think it worked, one was a star, but I can still see the lines. However, I'm thinking I shouldn't see any lines at all.

Is anyone in the Fort Worth area that I could get with for a day and watch a pro at work? Training is coming up in April in San Antonio, but the way things look, I won't be able to afford it. A friend and I went in halves to get the Kit .

I want to add windshield repair to my existing business, but want to feel confident before offering it to my accounts.

Thanks

[magicogar]

What i did was get a practice shield from my local glass shop. I told them I was doing a project for school and they gave me a 2x4 piece for free!! And practice...practice..practice. When filled correctly, you should only see a hairline on stars. On bullseyes, you should only barely see the pit area and maybe a ring around it.

[Lyndon]

Thanks,

Maybe I'm not totally crazy then. The lines were not as noticable as in the beginning. I know someone from a glass shop I could ask. I would still like to go out with someone so I could see the end results of a pro as opposed to my work strictly from practice. That way I'll know whether my end results are right or not.

[Pat]

I do this part time but I will be glad to get whit you. First, get a practice shield and call me at ( 817- 613-7075 ). I will come over and help you with this I personally had hands-on training with Glass Mechanix and Delta equipment. Yes, Coitster I am stale hanging in with it. Sorry to hear you left Dallas.

[Coitster]

Great to see you Pat, BTW how goes things at Radio Shack?
David
Coitster

[Lyndon]

Thanks Pat,

I will try to get some practice glass this week, then call you. Maybe sometime next week you can show me how to "git 'er done"

Practice, practice, practice....

[a1repair]

Greetings Lyndon

Vermont here. Sorry I can't help