Windshield Repair Forum

Funny thing... I started a thread some months ago because I was concerned that DF would reduce my work load. :eusa_thin The local distributor is a car dealership that uses me for repairs. The manager called me to repair his wife's star break that she received 2 weeks after having DF applied.

Also, the fleet guy for our local police department, whom I also do repairs for, told me that they probably wouldn't need me anymore because they were having DF applied to all their cars.:eusa_snoo He received his brand new personal police car a few weeks ago, and with less than 200 miles on it got a nice bullseye.

Long story short.... I am no longer worried. I am certain DF is a great product for rain repelling and such, but it should not be sold at a chip-preventer!

I have also repaired DF treated glass. It is a good upsale for new car dealers but I can't see where it REPELS ROCKS!!!!I mean the average soccer mom hears the sales pitch usually given by the F&I manager and she is hooked.

Question, does this DF contamenate the break in anyway like rain treatments?

AGSS;24596 wrote:Question, does this DF contamenate the break in anyway like rain treatments?

Probably so but only if applied over an un-repaired chip.
-Jeff

How can you tell it has been applied, does it bead up such as rain x?

btw nice website Jeff! very imformative, cool dummies too!

The dealer here that used to sell it as an add on always put a sticker about where the oil change stickers go inside the windshield.

It should bead up like rain-x.
Thanks for the compliment on my web site.
-Jeff