Windshield Repair Forum

First of all, hello all! New to the forum and somewhat new to wsr. I've done some windshield replacements before during auto restorations. Been in the auto appearance/restoration business for about 15 years but not full repair.....until now! I decided to take a break from restoration for awhile and try a new venture so I found a used Kleer-Vu kit that uses the mightyvac and this is where I'm at....

......So far, this forum has answered many questions I've had with some searching. However, I cannot seem to find the big question I have..as mentioned, I found and bought an old wr kit. Everything was there except resin! Had I realized no resin, I likely would have not purchased said kit,,, anyway, to my question(s):
Is it necessary to use a thicker resin when doing a bullseye as opposes to a "regular" star break or short crack? Or is there a general purpose resin I can use?

2nd question: I've kinda found the answer this one but want to be clear..Can I use a regular auto polish for pit polishing? I have several types of polish & rubbing compounds in the garage leftover from the shop...

Thank you in advance for any advice!

I use Delta Magnibond for everything from bullseye to 18 inch cracks, I do not have any problems.

Pit polish well a bottle last em about $40,000 worth of repair and costs a pittance, I would say best to buy the right stuff. Some car polishes contain chemicals that do not get on with pit fill, as we have found in testing.

Use a polish that is for plastics and polymers. Novus #2 with red label is a good one and there are many others.

Thank you for the input....so which Magnibond resin though?

Delta Magnibond.