Rear Window Defogger

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01-06-2015, 07:28 PM

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Goldenpony

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Originally Posted by jpplaw

I just used the Frost Fighter kit on Saturday. I also used a new tab that I got from them. Very easy to do, just clean the window, tape off a square around where the original tab attached, sand the square lightly, apply the epoxy in the square and to the tab, and put the tab on. I did the heat cure which is leave it alone for 10 minutes and then heat it with a hair dryer on high for another 20 min. Today was the first real chance to test it and it works great.

Cool. Glad to get a "full report" from somebody that has used the product. My kit has been ordered and I am waiting to get it in the mail.

01-10-2015, 02:08 PM

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Goldenpony

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Defogger repair kit

Got my Frost Fighter kit, very fast service by the way.

Just need a half a$$ warm day to make the repair. Looks easy.

01-11-2015, 08:57 AM

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I heated up the window with the hair dryer first before I did the repair. It was actually snowing when I did it. Worked fine. Defroster seems to be working better than it ever has now.