Damages to Auto Glass
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> Many types of damage to auto glass, such as small nicks and blemishes,
> can be repaired without the need for replacement. Repairing such minor
> problems assures that small cracks don't spread, restores the
> structural integrity of the glass, and improves visibility and
> appearance. Some insurance companies will cover the cost of windshield
> repair as preventive maintenance.
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> Many localities have laws designating the maximum level of tint
> permitted on auto glass. This is to insure that drivers are able to
> see through it without impairment, but such legislation also ensures
> that law enforcement is able to visually examine a vehicle's driver > and passengers.
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> Glass technology continues to evolve in response to consumer demand.
> Motorists have expressed the need for better acuity, sound, and
> safety. New molds and designs utilizing plastic compounds offer
> increased security, and also allow for greater creativity in car
> design and windshield shapes. As technology continues to improve, auto
> glass is molded into more streamlined shapes, allowing gas consumption
> and vehicle efficiency to improve.
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