Instead of saying he is using his time management skills, just say he is working. He is paying attention to details. He is going above and beyond by doing this. We take pride in doing this or that. Thank you
I do this for a profession and seeing how he was using that scraper to cut the urethane made me gasp!. The technician made more damage than the primer will fix, ultimately the scratches that he made will rust and spread out underneath the urethane bead resulting in a leaking or even worse a loose windshield. BTB has a special tool for these kinds of trimming with bent up ends that don't mess up the bodywork.
I don’t like how proffesional they try to appear for the customers/higher ups. Once you know how to do something there are safe ways to do the job easier. Kind of sucks that they have to do extra just for show, wastes everyone’s time including management and customers
Great job Brandon 👏 I comend you in your excellent work. My father own a glass business in newyorki n the 70s threw the 80s newyork auto glass, I miss installing glass I was taught by my father when I was brandons age, it is a amazing skill and career, 👍👍👍
leaving the window open is to reduce the pressure it creates when closing the door. This is to avoid pushing the windsheild out while the urethane has not cured properly. If all windows are closed and you try to slam a door shut pressure builds up inside the car and air finds a way out, it may poke a hole into the soft urethane and will cause leaks.
I was working on a windshield when a gentleman came running out of the house after having an argument with his wife. Him: "IS THIS THING DONE YET???" Me: "Yeah". Him: "GOOD". He got in and slammed the door. BOOM. The fuckin windshield poped right out and shattered. He blamed ME for it and said he was gonna kill me. I posted a video but youtube took it down because copyrighted music could be heard playing faintly in the background. (Makes sense /s). He had to go to a job interview and drove away with no windshield. lol.
I don't know anything about this type of work but since the manager had mentioned that the windshield had been changed before, the damage might have occurred then. Plus the damage is a slice separation which I don't think would have been done by a wire. Chill people!
NEVER EVER EVER EVER WIPE THE DASH WITH THE SAME TOWEL YOU'RE CLEANING THE PINCH WELD AND CONTAMINANTS FROM THE EXISTING URETHANE at the same time! Reason behind it, most dashes are wiped periodically with a protectant that is SILICONE based. You're taking a chance transferring it to the existing urethane compromising bond.
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If they switch over to the BTB Tools scraper they can save a bunch on having to take the time to repair the scratches made when trimming down the urethane. The BTB has "shoulders" that prevent sidewall scratches. Save on labor and consumables.
It would have been nice to explain how windshields are even attached to the car. And then explain how you need to cut through the urethane which is the 'glue' that is used to hold the glass in place. Then you could explain how the 'wire' will run between the glass and the urethane to separate the two to be able to remove the windshield. Now that's what is necessary to a complete video. :)
For completely inexperienced folks who know absolutely nothing about automobile repairs this is a decent video showing what's required installing windshields in newer vehicles. Safelite is a big company more about presentation and claiming to be ultra professional but they're only as good as their installers. Sure they train in house to avoid hiring experience installers who demand more than minimum wages. If you consider using Safelite ask what they do if even the smallest bit of surface is found---they might tell you they'd leave your vehicle without a windshield and only return when you've had a body shop repair the rust. No charge of course but you're still without a driveable car. Plus their own brand of glass is the most ill fitting product on the market---more savings for them.
They told me I needed to go to a body shop before they’d do mine went to 2 other glass shops and they laughed about it and said they see it all the time and just takes a little extra time for them and safelite just doesn’t want to take the extra steps
@@grantwilliams5685 wrong we at Safelite want the pinchweld professionally fixed by a body shop. Safelite is all about doing everything the safe way non like other auto glass companies that will half ass fix a rust problem and throw a windshield on top. Very dangerous.
Theres procedures when rust is found. When there are holes then thats a whole other situation that will need a body shop. You never know whats under that windshield and who did it previously. 16yrs in the biz and i live in the Northeast so yea ive seen it all.
bunch of negative Nancy's on here christ almighty! guys 18, he'll catch on and be great in another year. I'm sure you all were green before, you didn't walk in there like Jesus, perfect sets.
Only one thing I would do differently, raise the wipers up; so that when you lift them, you are not fighting against the springs. At least that is how I have always changed out my own wiper arms, after making the mistake of not doing so the 1st couple of times I had to uninstall and reinstall them.
jason4275 i am late but if you have a window problem it should be an electrical problem , regulator or motor or switch but the panel has to be open to make sure
I just had mine done and I swear that my rearview mirror was never on the windshield before and now it is. Like I swear it was above the windshield before. I even tried looking up pictures of my cars interior and it looked like some were and some weren't. I don't care I just really want to know if I was right or not lol
I feel for the guy. He did break the glass at 18.25. Reminds me of when I was sent out with the country safety manager and forgot my safety glasses. Do love this job though.
@@newmenalejandro1362 if its an infiniti or bmw id dry set but other than that its straight forward. Like dude said, you have to be at your next job asap.
Please remind the tech that company policy is to have your shirt tucked in. Also, wiping the dash and then wiping the pinchweld can introduce contaminants to the area.
I agree!! What a dipshit comment! The guy's doing manual work, not sitting in an air conditioned office writing stupid ass comments on TH-cam videos like you...Jerkoff!
Thats not primer that previous damage from prior installation. He did very well until he cleaned substrate after he trim the urethane he should cleaned it before he trim it. Just proper procedure.
Wish you would take this video down. You make Safelite look bad. The dude damaged the a-pillar,shot an inconsistent bead, and you're supposed to start on the bottom pinchweld not the top. This is not how Safelite does installs. If this was the techs assessment he'd fail. I'm surprised Safelite didn't make you take this down.
I will consider doing so. They are a good company. This installer was new I believe and it appears from all the comments there are issues. Thanks for commenting. We appreciate the feedback.
Yes he did and a lot of installers actually do use that tool, so we introduced him to the wiper tool. He was new to the trade and did not have all the correct tools. When we saw this, we informed him where he could purchase one.
Safelite mobile service installed a new windshield on my 2010 accord coupe yesterday. Now I have a gap all around the new windshield, along with it being installed off center. I can now see the innards of the windshield pilars, the glass isn’t pressed against the cowl.....
is disconnecting the battery part of the Safelite process when electric rear-view mirrors are involved? I just got my windshield replaced by Safelite and now my electrical system keeps shutting down and restarting on and off. Now my usb connection to my phone has trouble connecting and my heater turns on and off along with the sound system. This all starting happening on my way home from Safelite after the windshield of my 2011 Infiniti FX35 was replaced. I popped the hood when I got home and noticed that the battery terminal wasn't very tight and also noticed that the tech didn't even put most plastic snap-in screws back in that keep the cowling cover in place. I called to bring my car back in for them to check the electrical problem and they made me set an appointment a week from now. What a horrible experience!
This guy this very good job but some guys pieces of shit don't care about your car and a soon nobody watching they treat your car like shit and scratch all paint.
The minute I saw how he hurrying ripping off the rubber mold...Oh boy! If camera and manager isn't there it would be a shitty and sloppy fucking job for sure. Sloppy job of applying the primer too, some spot aren't cover.
Safelite is the worst thing that could ever have happened to the auto glass industry. For the truth, go see a large group of their customer reviews. You will be horrified.
why the extra guy to tape lol . never put seams in corners when laying the bead .clean dash after you clean pinchweld .scotch pads are for bonded parts . still a good job overall there's a lot of hacks in the is business at least there trying to get rid of that .
Nope. They are using scotch pads on non-bonded/encapsulated parts now as well since there have been adhesion problems with some parts. How many windshields you install bud? A few?
Satellite has installed windshield and 5 months later new car has rust on it.why? Cameras are off they put to much work on guys in the field where 90% of jobs are done. Most installers use a cold knife. With a long Handel knife windshield comes out faster. This is gimmick tools for TV. 20 years installing glass in Michigan worked for safelite 10 years.job makes you old fast. If we could do it like that we wouldn't make any money. Cold winter broke me after 20 years + the 5 back surgeries later. Job is not as seen on TV.
This is how glass guys do it that don't know how to do it right, this is the only way safelite techs get to do it all the real tools have been taken away from them for damaging peoples cars
Wow this is hilarious. It’s called urethane stupid. I unfortunately work for Safelite for 19 years. Was a awesome job and pretty good company until they came out with the wire system and all the garbage that goes with it. Now it’s one of the worst jobs you could ever possibly,have fun. Lol- urethane is the glue- what??
safelite techs make the real glass guys look bad thanks hacklite. you guys recorded a hack in action bad passenger a pillar. shot the bead like the Nile. that glass slammed down when he set. that one tech is shit I can set better than him with my hands. safelite could be a better company let y'alls installers use cold knives and all that specially if that how a tech was brought up and comfortable.. you get these guys that hack everything. better on the body not for the Customer. you guys probably have great techs but you are making it hard for the journeymen in the industry. I've seen vin numbers cut off a pillars and headliners trashed because your cut out tools. the wire cut outs are good for certain things not everything. get a 1341,1658 y'all wished you knew how to use an extractor.
The problem is safelite hires tech's with no experience and trains them for an inadequate amount of time and then they screw shit up so they took away all of the traditional tools that real tech's use and now they can only use the wire/fiber line and scrapers. And they still screw up just as much shit if not more. Most of the vet's/real tech's left safelite around the time all these new tools and company policy's were implemented.
This woman is a horrible narrator. I have 20+ years experience installing auto glass and I am here to tell you that Brandon knows shit about what he is doing. Safelite trained...One day someone who knows his shit will teach him how it is really done. Gotta start somewhere I guess. He has potential though. Wait till he finds out half of the shit he is doing is totally unnecessary.
Safelite gives their techs 10 jobs a day lol this dude wouldnt get 2 done with all the shit he does. Whole roll of tape on the car lol. No wonder they are so expensive lol
The lifetime warranty covers air noise, water leaks, loose moldings, loose mirrors, wiper and rain sensor issues, glass defects, it also covers any issues with the door glass replacement; grinding noise, loose glass ect..
safelite techs make the real glass guys look bad thanks hacklite. you guys recorded a hack in action bad passenger a pillar. shot the bead like the Nile. that glass slammed down when he set. that one tech is shit I can set better than him with my hands. safelite could be a better company let y'alls installers use cold knives and all that specially if that how a tech was brought up and comfortable.. you get these guys that hack everything. better on the body not for the Customer. you guys probably have great techs but you are making it hard for the journeymen in the industry. I've seen vin numbers cut off a pillars and headliners trashed because your cut out tools. the wire cut outs are good for certain things not everything. get a 1341,1658 y'all wished you knew how to use an extractor.
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Instead of saying he is using his time management skills, just say he is working. He is paying attention to details. He is going above and beyond by doing this. We take pride in doing this or that. Thank you
I do this for a profession and seeing how he was using that scraper to cut the urethane made me gasp!. The technician made more damage than the primer will fix, ultimately the scratches that he made will rust and spread out underneath the urethane bead resulting in a leaking or even worse a loose windshield. BTB has a special tool for these kinds of trimming with bent up ends that don't mess up the bodywork.
Right dude, it was cringy 😬, see howuch dirt was on that cloth A piller also. Good kid tho he will learn the small details!
I don’t like how proffesional they try to appear for the customers/higher ups. Once you know how to do something there are safe ways to do the job easier. Kind of sucks that they have to do extra just for show, wastes everyone’s time including management and customers
Great job Brandon 👏 I comend you in your excellent work. My father own a glass business in newyorki n the 70s threw the 80s newyork auto glass, I miss installing glass I was taught by my father when I was brandons age, it is a amazing skill and career, 👍👍👍
its nice to see someone else do this im a tech here in GA.
leaving the window open is to reduce the pressure it creates when closing the door. This is to avoid pushing the windsheild out while the urethane has not cured properly. If all windows are closed and you try to slam a door shut pressure builds up inside the car and air finds a way out, it may poke a hole into the soft urethane and will cause leaks.
I was working on a windshield when a gentleman came running out of the house after having an argument with his wife. Him: "IS THIS THING DONE YET???" Me: "Yeah". Him: "GOOD". He got in and slammed the door. BOOM. The fuckin windshield poped right out and shattered. He blamed ME for it and said he was gonna kill me. I posted a video but youtube took it down because copyrighted music could be heard playing faintly in the background. (Makes sense /s). He had to go to a job interview and drove away with no windshield. lol.
No you didn't but cool story.
Nice rip on the interior side pillar cover at 19:54 min either from the cutting tool or urethane scraper
18:30 is the only funny part of the whole deal....
Harvey Mushman 😂 This video would not have gotten to 18:30 without your post. I patiently waited and wasn’t let down.
Liked the story about Brandon at the end of video.
Nice video! Thank you for this. The kid is doing well for being so young, he'll have seamless jobs in no time
Good video!!! Thanks! I am learning to replace windscreens now, don’t have much support and training but I hope to learn it one day!
Your technician did a great job. He displayed great skills by following all the right procedures in replacing windshields.
😂😂
I don't know anything about this type of work but since the manager had mentioned that the windshield had been changed before, the damage might have occurred then. Plus the damage is a slice separation which I don't think would have been done by a wire. Chill people!
binthrdonthat the wire can cut it if it catches it but yeah mostly unlikely
Good job Brandon former 1518 Visalia CA TECH 192
NEVER EVER EVER EVER WIPE THE DASH WITH THE SAME TOWEL YOU'RE CLEANING THE PINCH WELD AND CONTAMINANTS FROM THE EXISTING URETHANE at the same time! Reason behind it, most dashes are wiped periodically with a protectant that is SILICONE based. You're taking a chance transferring it to the existing urethane compromising bond.
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Brandon needs to be retrained. I'm sure a quality manager is flipping shit watching this.
If they switch over to the BTB Tools scraper they can save a bunch on having to take the time to repair the scratches made when trimming down the urethane. The BTB has "shoulders" that prevent sidewall scratches. Save on labor and consumables.
I got that one. it's slick as hell.
Good job very interesting work and very nice tools i like it ..
I’m car glass technician boy from Punjab India love you
I applied there today! Blessings from America!
That passenger side A-Pillar looks terrible.
It would have been nice to explain how windshields are even attached to the car. And then explain how you need to cut through the urethane which is the 'glue' that is used to hold the glass in place. Then you could explain how the 'wire' will run between the glass and the urethane to separate the two to be able to remove the windshield. Now that's what is necessary to a complete video. :)
For completely inexperienced folks who know absolutely nothing about automobile repairs this is a decent video showing what's required installing windshields in newer vehicles. Safelite is a big company more about presentation and claiming to be ultra professional but they're only as good as their installers. Sure they train in house to avoid hiring experience installers who demand more than minimum wages. If you consider using Safelite ask what they do if even the smallest bit of surface is found---they might tell you they'd leave your vehicle without a windshield and only return when you've had a body shop repair the rust. No charge of course but you're still without a driveable car. Plus their own brand of glass is the most ill fitting product on the market---more savings for them.
They told me I needed to go to a body shop before they’d do mine went to 2 other glass shops and they laughed about it and said they see it all the time and just takes a little extra time for them and safelite just doesn’t want to take the extra steps
@@grantwilliams5685 wrong we at Safelite want the pinchweld professionally fixed by a body shop. Safelite is all about doing everything the safe way non like other auto glass companies that will half ass fix a rust problem and throw a windshield on top. Very dangerous.
Theres procedures when rust is found. When there are holes then thats a whole other situation that will need a body shop. You never know whats under that windshield and who did it previously. 16yrs in the biz and i live in the Northeast so yea ive seen it all.
bunch of negative Nancy's on here christ almighty! guys 18, he'll catch on and be great in another year. I'm sure you all were green before, you didn't walk in there like Jesus, perfect sets.
yeah would you like for him to be getting better on your car why not have someone that knows what they are doing to help him
Only one thing I would do differently, raise the wipers up; so that when you lift them, you are not fighting against the springs. At least that is how I have always changed out my own wiper arms, after making the mistake of not doing so the 1st couple of times I had to uninstall and reinstall them.
I work for the UK side of safelite and we are quite different.
The USA Safelite is a joke worked there four times and ended up in a law suit against them you guys are belron
definitely worth the 275.00 im spending today hope he brings stilts my Ram sets pretty high.. and its only 23 degrees out..
Did you have the windshield or rear glass removed?
Maybe try Viagra and you can lower your truck.
Awsome, now i know what to expect wheb they replace my window. Nice informative video
don't expect the same this is only to show up and still wrong the real life is different
I work for Safelite. it's a great company.
About to go in for my second interview, would you still recommend workin for them?
Does safelite repair door windows if the windows no longer comes down with a new auto or hand crank device.
jason4275 i am late but if you have a window problem it should be an electrical problem , regulator or motor or switch but the panel has to be open to make sure
I just had mine done and I swear that my rearview mirror was never on the windshield before and now it is. Like I swear it was above the windshield before. I even tried looking up pictures of my cars interior and it looked like some were and some weren't. I don't care I just really want to know if I was right or not lol
He must be a new tech
Well he looks like he's about 20, so you're probably right.
We don't handshake with our customers anymore
cut resistant gloves lmao safelife is such a fucking joke they should be sue'd
I feel for the guy. He did break the glass at 18.25. Reminds me of when I was sent out with the country safety manager and forgot my safety glasses. Do love this job though.
I didn't see the crack . I did notice he did a dry set when you have 6-10 windshields mobile a day thats a waste of time
@@lostviking44 how is it a waste of time lol its takes an extra 60 seconds to make sure your equipment is right and prevent a shitty set.
@@newmenalejandro1362 if its an infiniti or bmw id dry set but other than that its straight forward. Like dude said, you have to be at your next job asap.
The glass area of the glass
I would use a sledgehammer
Please remind the tech that company policy is to have your shirt tucked in. Also, wiping the dash and then wiping the pinchweld can introduce contaminants to the area.
+tylersrt2010 Thank you for your response and it has been sent on to the store manager.
I never responded, but we did forward your comment. Thank you
Shirt tucked in? Who the hell cares??? I worked at safelite for 6 years and never once tucked in my shirt you jerkoff...
I agree!! What a dipshit comment! The guy's doing manual work, not sitting in an air conditioned office writing stupid ass comments on TH-cam videos like you...Jerkoff!
So what do you guys do when you do run across rust
Who else was counting how many times she said umm umm umm
2 good spots where he got primar on the inside liner, still pretty cool.
Thats not primer that previous damage from prior installation. He did very well until he cleaned substrate after he trim the urethane he should cleaned it before he trim it. Just proper procedure.
Wish you would take this video down. You make Safelite look bad. The dude damaged the a-pillar,shot an inconsistent bead, and you're supposed to start on the bottom pinchweld not the top. This is not how Safelite does installs. If this was the techs assessment he'd fail. I'm surprised Safelite didn't make you take this down.
I will consider doing so. They are a good company. This installer was new I believe and it appears from all the comments there are issues. Thanks for commenting. We appreciate the feedback.
I have a huge crack on my 2004 impala ss supercharged, apparently it's only $320 for them to replace it
they should train them to shoot a better triangular shape uretane bead instead of show off the little buddy
What if the windshield is busted to bad .
They would replace it
Insurance companies need to demand better service for their costumers !
That tool he used to remove the wipers is a tie rod remover not a windshield wiper remover.
Actually it is a wiper removal tool, alot of people will back me up who are in the trade and use them.
Yes he did and a lot of installers actually do use that tool, so we introduced him to the wiper tool. He was new to the trade and did not have all the correct tools. When we saw this, we informed him where he could purchase one.
It's actually a battery terminal puller.
It’s a actually a ball sack remover. Let him show you how to use . L
costumers need to be able to see them work on your car
Safelite mobile service installed a new windshield on my 2010 accord coupe yesterday. Now I have a gap all around the new windshield, along with it being installed off center. I can now see the innards of the windshield pilars, the glass isn’t pressed against the cowl.....
is disconnecting the battery part of the Safelite process when electric rear-view mirrors are involved? I just got my windshield replaced by Safelite and now my electrical system keeps shutting down and restarting on and off. Now my usb connection to my phone has trouble connecting and my heater turns on and off along with the sound system. This all starting happening on my way home from Safelite after the windshield of my 2011 Infiniti FX35 was replaced. I popped the hood when I got home and noticed that the battery terminal wasn't very tight and also noticed that the tech didn't even put most plastic snap-in screws back in that keep the cowling cover in place. I called to bring my car back in for them to check the electrical problem and they made me set an appointment a week from now. What a horrible experience!
Well done!
Bob Dylan?
I applied, hopefully I hear from them
Brian Cambridge update
@@Doesitmatter666 he failed the background check
you get a big A from me thank you
Let's go brandon.
At 10:25 he clearly cut into the Apillar.
8:08
nice and beautiful pretty and adorable great fantastic job .
Warranty a scratch ? You’d lose money if you did that
This guy this very good job but some guys pieces of shit don't care about your car and a soon nobody watching they treat your car like shit and scratch all paint.
Great job !!
It works like twice the cost Safelite I do if for 150 installed
never trust the suction cups
Tell that to granite countertop installers.
Don't seam in the corners son.
The minute I saw how he hurrying ripping off the rubber mold...Oh boy! If camera and manager isn't there it would be a shitty and sloppy fucking job for sure. Sloppy job of applying the primer too, some spot aren't cover.
she never installed but have her I wored for them for 15 years before I got fired
Crack a window about an inch due to pressure changes smfh not because of smells ahahaha
Thumbs up for Brandon. Great job.
Way overpriced I guess you got to pay for their advertisement
Safelite is the worst thing that could ever have happened to the auto glass industry. For the truth, go see a large group of their customer reviews. You will be horrified.
why the extra guy to tape lol . never put seams in corners when laying the bead .clean dash after you clean pinchweld .scotch pads are for bonded parts . still a good job overall there's a lot of hacks in the is business at least there trying to get rid of that .
Nope. They are using scotch pads on non-bonded/encapsulated parts now as well since there have been adhesion problems with some parts. How many windshields you install bud? A few?
This is not how it is done in 2022 fyi
Satellite has installed windshield and 5 months later new car has rust on it.why? Cameras are off they put to much work on guys in the field where 90% of jobs are done. Most installers use a cold knife. With a long Handel knife windshield comes out faster. This is gimmick tools for TV. 20 years installing glass in Michigan worked for safelite 10 years.job makes you old fast. If we could do it like that we wouldn't make any money. Cold winter broke me after 20 years + the 5 back surgeries later. Job is not as seen on TV.
Sounds like you used improper lifting techniques we have 2 techs that have been doing it 25 years 15 + windows a day no back problem
yea well itvdont matter what tools you use you can damage the car in plenty of ways
No priming the windshield? 😱
This is how glass guys do it that don't know how to do it right, this is the only way safelite techs get to do it all the real tools have been taken away from them for damaging peoples cars
Not all techs use one techs, ezwire. Shit I can't remember the last time I busted that shit out. Saves time cold knifing and hand setting.
When you hear "It's been an adventure" in a class replacement shop .. you should be weary.
Terrible bead. The more seems the more chance for a leak.
Let’s Go Brandon FJB
Wow this is hilarious. It’s called urethane stupid. I unfortunately work for Safelite for 19 years. Was a awesome job and pretty good company until they came out with the wire system and all the garbage that goes with it. Now it’s one of the worst jobs you could ever possibly,have fun. Lol- urethane is the glue- what??
safelite techs make the real glass guys look bad thanks hacklite. you guys recorded a hack in action bad passenger a pillar. shot the bead like the Nile. that glass slammed down when he set. that one tech is shit I can set better than him with my hands. safelite could be a better company let y'alls installers use cold knives and all that specially if that how a tech was brought up and comfortable.. you get these guys that hack everything. better on the body not for the Customer. you guys probably have great techs but you are making it hard for the journeymen in the industry. I've seen vin numbers cut off a pillars and headliners trashed because your cut out tools. the wire cut outs are good for certain things not everything. get a 1341,1658 y'all wished you knew how to use an extractor.
lol thats the past we work to protect the car and save our bodies.
The problem is safelite hires tech's with no experience and trains them for an inadequate amount of time and then they screw shit up so they took away all of the traditional tools that real tech's use and now they can only use the wire/fiber line and scrapers. And they still screw up just as much shit if not more. Most of the vet's/real tech's left safelite around the time all these new tools and company policy's were implemented.
12:00 he's sitting on the drivers side door!!!!!!????????????????? That's a NO NO Buddy.
hondagoal Actually it looks like he’s standing on the rocker panels and leaning against the door window...a double NO NO.
Terrible
Дохуя лишних телодвижений, панельки боковые закоцал грязь на торпеде и помошника не правильно выставил
Дмитрий Бельков ... куча на не ненужных понтов. . чисто по американски ... а шов.? электропестолетом...... я плакал
This woman is a horrible narrator. I have 20+ years experience installing auto glass and I am here to tell you that Brandon knows shit about what he is doing. Safelite trained...One day someone who knows his shit will teach him how it is really done. Gotta start somewhere I guess. He has potential though. Wait till he finds out half of the shit he is doing is totally unnecessary.
I hate Safelite, they think they are the best when there are better companies with much better customer services!!!
Safelite gives their techs 10 jobs a day lol this dude wouldnt get 2 done with all the shit he does. Whole roll of tape on the car lol. No wonder they are so expensive lol
They also use the wire tool too. In college I was taught with the equalizer express. I own the ambush.
The extractor is the best.
the warranty is a 30 day, read the brochure, life time is only for rust!!!!
The lifetime warranty covers air noise, water leaks, loose moldings, loose mirrors, wiper and rain sensor issues, glass defects, it also covers any issues with the door glass replacement; grinding noise, loose glass ect..
safelite techs make the real glass guys look bad thanks hacklite. you guys recorded a hack in action bad passenger a pillar. shot the bead like the Nile. that glass slammed down when he set. that one tech is shit I can set better than him with my hands. safelite could be a better company let y'alls installers use cold knives and all that specially if that how a tech was brought up and comfortable.. you get these guys that hack everything. better on the body not for the Customer. you guys probably have great techs but you are making it hard for the journeymen in the industry. I've seen vin numbers cut off a pillars and headliners trashed because your cut out tools. the wire cut outs are good for certain things not everything. get a 1341,1658 y'all wished you knew how to use an extractor.