UV Blocker for Windshield Repair Resin to Cure prematurely. (Shell)

Repairing outdoors? Your repair should always be covered by a UV Blocker until you’re ready to cure the resin. Mount your injector over the repair. Place your UV Blocker over your injector. When using the Shell, pay attention to the curves on the bottom of the blocker. The smaller openings should align with the suction cups of the Zoom tripod stand. Repair the break without removing the UV Blocker. When using the Flexible UV Blocker, use the flaps to access the break. The Shell is completely clear and fits snuggly over the Zoom; leave it in place throughout the entire repair. Use the large openings on the bottom to probe as needed. When you’re ready to cure the resin, remove the UV Blocker. Store the Shell in the microfiber bag (included with purchase). Use the ProCur+ to cure your repair.

• Repairing windshields outdoors? Using a UV Blocker is a must! UV light—even indirect, ambient UV light—can cause your repair resin to cure prematurely.
• UV light is the enemy of windshield repair. Even indirect, ambient sunlight can cause repair resin to cure prematurely. Bottom line: Never leave home without your favorite UV Blocker.
• Repairing outdoors? Your repair should always be covered by a UV Blocker until you’re ready to cure the resin.
• Mount your injector over the repair. Place your UV Blocker over your injector. When using the Shell, pay attention to the curves on the bottom of the blocker. The smaller openings should align with the suction cups of the Zoom tripod stand.
• Repair the break without removing the UV Blocker. When using the Flexible UV Blocker, use the flaps to access the break. The Shell is completely clear and fits snuggly over the Zoom; leave it in place throughout the entire repair. Use the large openings on the bottom to probe as needed. When you’re ready to cure the resin, remove the UV Blocker. Store the Shell in the microfiber bag (included with purchase). Use the ProCur+ to cure your repair.