AGRR - March/April 2008 - AGRR Magazine

thecontinuedShowroomutilizes a process that extracts the airfrom the break prior to injectingresin adhesives into the windshielddamage. This vacuum step is labeleda “Dry Vacuum” because the air is removedbefore the resin contacts theglass, resulting in a more effectiveand complete air extraction, accordingto information provided by thecompany. Once the air is extracted,the resin is injected into the repairwith very little pressure, thus allowingthe resin to fill the repair entirelyto create strong adhesion.❙❙➤ www.gtglass.comExtra, Extra (Angles)Glass Pro Systems says its SuperCinch windshield repair tool provideshigh-quality repairs at anyangle. The tool is designed to removethe air and moisture before a resinpool is placed onto the glass, decreasingthe time it takes to repairstars and combination breaks. Averagerepair time is five minutes, includingcuring, according to thecompany .❙❙➤ www.supercinch.comADHESIVESFind YourOrigin at SRP ®Shat R Proof Corp. in Savage,Minn., has a new adhesive, Origin,which it says has a safedrive-away time of four hours at70 degrees Fahrenheit on a vehiclewith dual airbags.SRP says Origin is affordable,but still offers high decking andviscosity properties.“The SRP Origin is a productwe are all very excited about,”says Glenn Jarrard, SoutheasternU.S. sales for SRP. “It allows us toparticipate in certain segmentsof the auto glass market that wehaven’t been able to in the past, especiallywith a high-quality product.”❙❙➤ www.shatrproof.com ■ 48 AGRR March/April 2008 www.agrrmag.com