Drystar

[harrellbenjamin]

Originally Posted by splitpit

No, I guess you don't. Some info gets "shot down" here because it doesn't make sense. Some people follow what they believe is best for them in spite of what others have to say. Openmindedness equals foolishness if not used correctly. Successful business people prosper from their experience and from making good decisions. Businesses are affected by downfalls...that is the real world....if you have a business that hasn't been negatively affected by any of the many things that can happen, then you are the luckiest man on earth!
But success is found in how you overcome the obstacles. Keep right on LYFAO! The world ain't gonna stop for you man!

Please be assured the "world "has not stopped for anyone and yes most business is effected in todays economy as the past's.Those that choose to make excuse's for their short comings and failure are more consumed with blaming others than taking a long hard look at themselves.Those that continue to adapt,keep an open mind and change will succeed while others continue to flounder and blame the "world" for their own short comings........mean while I will continue to LMFAO at the whinners of the world and continue to cash the checks$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[splitpit]

Well rather than blame others, why not do something about it? It's worked great for me! Adapt to move ahead! Ignore the negative whiners of the world and keep a straight course for success! Yep, those $$$ in the bank is what makes it all worthwhile! Don't let all the negativity around you bring you down. Just kick your feet up and LYFAO at it. That's what I do!

[splitpit]

And stand up for what you believe in! Speak your mind and don't let others dictate how you should live your life or run your business! Pass the others by!! Go Go GO!!!!! Grab the $$$$$$$$$$$

[Mr Bill]

Originally quouted by InventorOfDrystar
"With star breaks it is even more important to use pressure rather then vaccum, you get more force with pressure.If one of the legs dont start to fill in 15 seconds,I pop it and finish in minutes.I will drill the star first before any chemical is present, I drill 3/4 of the lenght or the dental burr diameter.If the star fills, im done, if one or more of the legs is not filling in 15 seconds, I use the inside wall of the drilled hole and place my carbide scribe on the inside wall of the drilled hole and tap to pop a slight rainbow."

Are you saying that for a star break , you drill first and then if the leg doesn't fill, you remove the injector and insert the probe into the drill hole and pop sideways at the blocked leg?

Thank you for taking the time to explain your technique.

[SGT]

Originally Posted by splitpit

My set in stone way is my knowledge that windshield repair can not be done correctly in 5 minutes. That should not be difficult for any windshield repair tech to understand.

I could not agree more.

[InventorOfDryStarPatent]

Originally Posted by Mr Bill

Originally quouted by InventorOfDrystar
"With star breaks it is even more important to use pressure rather then vaccum, you get more force with pressure.If one of the legs dont start to fill in 15 seconds,I pop it and finish in minutes.I will drill the star first before any chemical is present, I drill 3/4 of the lenght or the dental burr diameter.If the star fills, im done, if one or more of the legs is not filling in 15 seconds, I use the inside wall of the drilled hole and place my carbide scribe on the inside wall of the drilled hole and tap to pop a slight rainbow."

Are you saying that for a star break , you drill first and then if the leg doesn't fill, you remove the injector and insert the probe into the drill hole and pop sideways at the blocked leg?

Thank you for taking the time to explain your technique.

That is Exactly what Im saying, saves a lot of time.

[splitpit]

Yeah, when doing 5 minute repairs, time is of the essence!

[SGT]

Originally Posted by splitpit

I'm not on here to bash people. I read what they have to say and then digest it as to it's realistic usefulness. I compare it with what I have learned through both training and through 13 years in the business. I'm not a newbie trying to learn the trade or a veteran searching for the greatest thing since sliced bread. If I find some value in what someone says here, I try to apply it to my business. My current methods are tried and true. My current equipment is tried and true. I don't need a miracle resin either. Things work well for me but I'm still willing to consider any valuable information that I find on this forum.

Since you lay it out there realistically and I do respect that cander, then you should be able to take it realistically as well. Your intentions may be good and that is questionable at best at times. Quite often your intentions create more negative then positive. You have a very poor way presenting your viewpoints valid or not. Tactful delievery is key here. Were'nt you banned for awhile? Play nice!!!!!!!!!

But when a person offers up their "expert" advice and it's unreasonable, I feel I have a right to speak up. 5 minute repairs, whether it was in 1980 or in 2008are NOT something that ANY well respected windshield repair company teaches people to do. For me, i's that simple. No matter how smart you are or how well renowned you are for something you invented, when you advocate doing 5 minute repairs, you have lost the respect from me that you otherwise might have deserved.

Yes but in any situation it is that individual choice to make. Do what you do, keep moving forward.

If I came on this forum and informed others that I had the ability to make UCM's follow me like puppy dog's while I whip out 5 minute repairs, I would get criticized as well.

You might, but it might also be in a tactful manner with dignity and respect.

You know, I think you have good info to share, ask common sense based questions, but do so perhaps with the wrong intentions.

Do not get offened,I think I could learn a few things from you, I laid it out there realistically just like you do but I still respect your right to think and feel what you want.

[splitpit]

Dr Phil would be proud of you SGT! I accept your point of view and you are welcome to it! I think I present my point of view quite well. Perhaps you just have interpretation problems? Tactful delivery is key here? Aw shucks, I guess I'll have to work on that! Not everyone in this world deserves the respect of everyone else......not even me! lol

[SGT]

Originally Posted by splitpit

Dr Phil would be proud of you SGT! I accept your point of view and you are welcome to it! I think I present my point of view quite well. Perhaps you just have interpretation problems? Tactful delivery is key here? Aw shucks, I guess I'll have to work on that! Not everyone in this world deserves the respect of everyone else......not even me! lol

You proved my point.