by Danny Lochhead | May 21, 2026 | ADAS, Arizona, Auto Glass, Installation, Local Business, recalibration, Tucson, Windshield
Windshields and other automotive glass are attached to vehicle bodies in two fundamentally different ways: bonded with urethane adhesive, or fitted into rubber gaskets. Each system has distinct advantages and trade-offs, and vehicle makers choose between them based on...
by Danny Lochhead | May 14, 2026 | Auto Glass, commercial windows, Installation, Local Business, residential windows, Windshield
While glass is generally solid and stable, it’s actually quite sensitive to how quickly it heats up or cools down. When temperature changes are uneven or abrupt, internal stresses can build until the glass can’t hold them anymore, leading to cracks or sudden breakage....
by Danny Lochhead | Apr 30, 2026 | ADAS, Auto Glass, Installation, Side Windows, Windshield
Glass in vehicles is engineered for safety and performance, but not all automotive glass is made the same. The two primary types used in cars are laminated glass and tempered glass. Both have different manufacturing processes, mechanical properties, and safety...
by Danny Lochhead | Apr 23, 2026 | ADAS, Auto Glass, Installation, Windshield
From Sand to Safety: How Your Car’s Windshield is Made We often take the windshield for granted, but that clear piece of glass is a marvel of modern engineering. It isn’t just “glass”; it is a sophisticated, multi-layered safety device designed to be...
by Danny Lochhead | Apr 6, 2026 | ADAS, Auto Glass, Installation, recalibration, Windshield
Getting your windshield replaced restores visibility and safety, but the job isn’t finished the moment the new glass is installed. Proper aftercare helps the adhesive cure correctly, protects the seal, and ensures any integrated driver-assist systems work reliably....
by Danny Lochhead | Mar 23, 2026 | Auto Glass, Window Tint, Windshield
Windshield ceramic window tint does more than improve comfort and reduce glare — it’s a powerful, long-term protective layer for your skin and eyes. Unlike traditional polyester or metalized films, ceramic tint uses nonconductive ceramic particles to block harmful...
