CRACKATTACK DIY Windscreen Repair Kit - Keeps Motorists on the Road and Avoids Expensive Repairs and Replacements

April 26, 2005, Press Dispensary. Repairing or replacing damaged vehicle windscreens can be time-consuming and costly, with prices typically starting at 50.00 GBP for a repair. Now, thanks to a handy DIY windscreen repair kit from CRACKATTACK (http://www.crackattack.co.uk), motorists can avoid expensive repairs and interruption to their journeys.

The CRACKATTACK DIY windscreen repair kit repairs stone chips and cracks in windscreens. It is a quick and affordable way to carry out a repair and return the glass to its original condition, safely. By using CRACKATTACK, the motorist can avoid making an unnecessary insurance claim - so their no claims bonus remains unaffected. By fixing a crack or chip immediately, they prevent it becoming worse and costing more.

CRACKATTACK is simple to apply. The product is supplied as a kit, packed in a blister pack, with complete and easy to follow instructions. It comprises an applicator which injects a durable resin into the damaged glass, thereby repairing and minimising the appearance of the crack or chip and preventing any further spreading of the damage.

CRACKATTACK works effectively on small, round damages of not more than 2.5cm in diameter and cracks no longer than 10cm. Damage repaired using the kit will pass a MOT test in most cases. The kit is reusable and offers excellent value for money.

Aimed at prudent motorists, the CRACKATTACK kit sells at a discounted price of 14.99 GBP plus postage and can be purchased on http://www.crackattack.co.uk. The company has a current limited offer of 10% discount on all orders. Interest from potential distributors is welcome.

Frank Wingels of CRACKATTACK comments: ‘We have been repairing windscreens for 15 years and realise the need for a DIY repair kit, as most people wait too long to have their windscreen repaired, which results in the cost and complexity of a total replacement. Meanwhile, their motoring safety and comfort may be compromised. Why replace the whole windscreen when you can repair it yourself in minutes!’

CRACKATTACK is the sole distributor for this kit in the UK and Europe.

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Notes for editors
CRACKATTACK was established in 1990 and is based in Warwick. The company’s main activities are the repair and replacement of windscreens. It currently employs four people.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT
Frank Wingels, CRACKATTACK
Tel: 01926 882260 / 07831 2684
Email:
Site: www.crackattack.co.uk