#mywindscreen

[mywindscreenuk-blog]

myWindscreen

Windscreen repair and windscreen replacement for cars and vans. Our technicians can repair chipped windscreens as well as replace rear and side windows. Website: https://www.mywindscreen.co.uk/

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Tips on Caring For Your Windscreen

Here are a few tips which can enhance the windscreen’s safety features and help you to avoid some of the damage that may reduce its effectiveness.

https://www.mywindscreen.co.uk/blog/tips-on-caring-for-your-windscreen/

[gumamah-blog]

The NEW myWindscreen app allows auto glaziers / technicians featured on www.myWindscreen.co.uk to quote customers instantly whilst on the go. An iOS app will follow shortly… https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.client.mywindscreen

[gumamah-blog]

Need a windscreen repair? Our technicians will come to you, and repair windscreen chips on your car or van while you wait and within an hour.

This windscreen repair page provides a lot of very useful information regarding windscreen repairs, windscreen chip repairs, costs, etc...

[gumamah-blog]

This is the NEW myWindscreen logo. If you need a same day or next day windscreen repair or windscreen replacement then visit www.mywindscreen.co.uk for a no-obligation quote.

[gumamah-blog]

Repair or Replace?

Many windscreen repair specialists offer a ‘repair first’ option, where they will do everything possible to carry out a windscreen repair, rather than replace the whole piece of glass.

https://www.mywindscreen.co.uk/blog/repair-or-replace/

[gumamah-blog]

Everyone likes to think that they can save themselves some money, so when I read that the best way to clean your car windscreen was to use newspaper, I was keen to give it a go. According to the article I read, the ink used to print the newspapers is slightly abrasive and contains solvents, so if you rub the windscreen with damp newspaper, it will dry to a streak-free shine and all traces of road film and insect corpses will be gone. My paper recycling bag is full of newspaper every week, especially in the summer months when I don’t use any paper to light a fire, and it seemed a win-win prospect. I would not only be helping the environment by re-using some of the paper, but would also avoid using up paper towels or having to wash window cloths. Sadly, it seems the information I had received was totally and hopelessly wrong and out of date. Not only didn’t the newspaper clean the screen at all well, it actually left a smudgy mess, and my hands were black with the ink. Further