The Science Behind Windshield Wipers
1. Design and Construction: At first glance, windshield wipers appear straightforward, with a rubber or silicone blade attached to a…
Recalibration Q & A
This weeks topic is all about the calibration/recalibration of windshields! It is a requirement in most of the newer cars,…
Windshield Recalibration
Windshield recalibration typically refers to the process of calibrating the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) in a vehicle after the…
The Future Of Windshields
The future of windshields holds exciting possibilities as automotive technology continues to advance. Here are some key trends and developments…
Don’t FALL Behind on your Windshield Upkeep!
As the vibrant colors of summer begin to fade into the warm hues of autumn, it's essential to prepare your…
How Are Windshields Even Made?
Windshields are made through a process called glass manufacturing or glass forming. The basic steps include: 1. Mixing raw materials…
Avoiding A Failed Inspection
In Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware, the annual vehicle inspection process includes a thorough examination of all glass components such…
How to Reduce Headlight Glare: A Major Source of Distraction and Discomfort While Driving
1. Many rearview mirrors have a small lever or tab underneath that can be flipped to change the angle of…
True Blue FAQ
Q: How do I know if my windshield needs to be repaired or replaced? A: Signs that your windshield may…
OEM VS Aftermarket Auto Glass: Explained
OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) auto glass is produced by the same manufacturer that supplied the original glass for your vehicle…