Windshield Repair Forum

PBAKER,..

Thanks, I like my website too. I can't say that I generate a lot of business specificaly from my website as of yet. Business cards, face to face contact and word of mouth is still the way to get business.

I have my website address on my business cards so when I hand them out to people, they can check me out and learn a bit more about the windshield repair process.

Are you writing your web-site yourself?

alcohol :eusa_danc

Yes please I will have a pint.

SNECK--

Yeah, Im making my own website. I haven't been working too hard on it but, Its coming along. I'm just using Microsoft Publisher to build it. Did you write yours?

Let's keep this thread on cleaning windshields!If you need a thread on websites then create a new thread.Not trying to be rude, but I was looking at this thread for cleaning windshields.

I use dollar store rubbing alcohol, cheap, safe, works great, and as an addes bonus enviromentaly friendly

In the UK we have a product made by a German company called Wurth in all the years I have been involved in the motor trade I have never found anything as good.

Around the house this product is amazing even cleans glass in direct sunlight, no streaks and stays clean.

Thanks screenman..We have a wurth dealer close to me here in canada.Wurth is also big in the body bizz too(auto).

Thanks guys. Looks like I have a few good glass cleaners to try. Windex sucks. The other day I washed a customers window after a repair. It really was extremely dirty. When I was done, the windex left nothing but streaks, so I re-washed with plain water to make it better. I even used a car squeege instead of paper-towels, and the windex still made a mess of the glass!

Don't know if there is anywere to purchase wurth products in the US at least near me but here is the website for anyone that cares.. I to would like something better than windex LOL http://www.wurthusa.com/project/en/topn ... age_1.html

Jeff