Blog Posts in Auto

Looking for a nice, shady parking spot to hide away from the hot sun? Be careful! Parking under a pine tree might leave your windshield covered in sticky pine sap.

All trees produce sap, but pine trees are known for producing an excess amount. That sticky sap – a mix of fluid and sugars...Continue Reading

If you've found your car window broken, chances are you're probably feeling panicky and anxious.

But remember, this happens and help is available. Remain calm and

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Answer: No. While it may be tempting to quickly thaw out your windshield with hot water, it’s a very bad idea. Rapid temperature changes in glass can cause it to crack, and automotive glass is no exception.

However, there are easier ways to thaw out your windshield than pouring hot water...Continue Reading

Having difficulty with road visibility due to grease and grime? It's time for a windshield cleaning – it'll guarantee a clear view at all times.

Cleaning the interior of your windshield every couple of weeks can eliminate dirt, smudges, and residue, enhancing road visibility and reducing...Continue Reading

Whether caused by a stone flying up from the road or some other impact, chips and cracks will grow with time. If they grow too large, the entire windshield may require replacement. Did you know that these cracks and chips can be repaired? Some small windshield chips and cracks can even be...Continue Reading

Have you noticed the small crack in your windshield slowly spreading with every bump in the road? It may have started as a minor blemish, but it has quickly become a potential safety hazard. The last thing you want is for it to keep spreading and jeopardize the strength of your windshield,...Continue Reading

We understand that dealing with a frosted windshield isn’t a fun way to start the day, especially if you're on your way to work. Fortunately, your local Glass Doctor has a few tips on how to fight that fog and frost so you can get on to better things.

Learn how to defrost a...Continue Reading

The sun, rain, and road conditions can naturally cause acrylic headlights to turn cloudy, making it up to 50% more difficult to see the road at night — and be seen by other drivers. So what can you do to fix it?

Whether you choose a DIY solution or need a headlight restoration, we’re...Continue Reading