Original Equipment Manufactured (OEM) auto glass differs from Original Equipment Equivalent (OEE) glass — commonly called “aftermarket glass” — in that OEM is basically identical to the original windshield for your make and model of car. While OEE is expected to have the same specifications, it is produced by independent manufacturers who legally cannot make… Read More

When it comes to maintaining your windshield, there are many myths that make their way into the common knowledge so that they are looked at as truth. In fact, a lot of what you believe about maintaining your windshield might be false. Here, we will look at some of the most common myths about windshield… Read More

Your windshield wipers are an important part of your vehicle. They are responsible for not only getting rain off of the windshield, but clearing it of any dirt or debris that could obscure your vision. Maintain them well, and they will continue to do a great job at keeping you safe. Fail to maintain them,… Read More

When it comes to cleaning your windshield while driving, the most common solution is to use – well, a solution. Most people just buy a plastic jug of windshield washer fluid, pour it in the reservoir, and call it a day, using the fluid as needed and replacing it with another bottle when the reservoir… Read More

I spend a lot of time talking to auto glass shops during the week, and this week it struck me that one of the most important aspects of selling to Glass.net customers (any customers, for that matter) is the ability to sell and give great service—over the phone or in person. Here are 5 tips… Read More