Robin Hood Mobile Windshield Repair

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What’s Repairable

 

STANDARD/COMMON BREAKS

 

BULLS-EYE breaks are almost always on the outside layer of a windshield, and they are very common. A true bulls-eye does not have any radial cracks. There is a small hole or pit at the point of impact on bulls-eyes. The broken piece of glass is conical in shape, with its tip at the surface of the windshield and its base at the plastic interlayer. Looking at this break from the outside of the vehicle, the size of most bulls-eyes are usually 3/8" to 1" in diameter.

 

PARTIAL BULLS-EYE  breaks are caused by a very small pebble striking the windshield at high velocity. Typically, these breaks are no larger than about 1/2" and have a very small pit at the impact point.

 

STAR breaks consist of an impact point with one or more radial cracks extending from the break. Star breaks vary in size and number of radial cracks. Some are only 1/4" long with only one crack. A true star break never has a large cone beneath the impact point.

 

COMBINATION breaks usually consist of a Bulls-eye with one or more radial cracks extending from the impact point.