Glass Repair on the Sunshine Coast

Yes. Most glass scratches—whether they’re from pets, furniture, abrasive cleaners, or construction mishaps—can be professionally repaired using specialised equipment. We use a combination of fine abrasives and polishing compounds to gradually smooth the glass surface. In most cases, the results are highly effective and eliminate the need to replace the glass.

The decision depends on the severity and type of damage. Superficial scratches, water stains, etching and surface corrosion can typically be repaired. However, cracks, chips on edges, or shattered panels usually require replacement. We offer honest assessments and will recommend repair only when it’s safe and effective to do so.

Our glass repair process is designed to restore clarity without distortion. When carried out correctly, the polished area blends seamlessly with the surrounding surface. Our technicians are trained to maintain an even finish across the glass pane to ensure a consistent, professional result.

It mostly depends on the size and extent of the damage. For more severe cases—such as deep scratches across multiple panes—the work may take longer. We always provide time estimates upfront and aim to complete the job with minimal disruption to your home or business.

Yes, we are equipped to handle both ground-level and elevated glass repairs. Our technicians are trained to work in a variety of settings, including high-rise windows, glass balustrades on upper levels, and hard-to-reach pool fences. If needed, we can coordinate with building management and use safety equipment or elevated access gear to complete the job safely.

Yes, professional glass repair is safe and effective for large commercial panels, including shopfronts, office partitions, and high-rise glazing. We use non-invasive techniques and specialised equipment to work on glass of any size. Our technicians follow strict safety protocols and can schedule work during off-peak hours to minimise disruption to your business.

Scratch repair addresses localised surface damage using techniques like wet sanding, polishing, and colour-matched touch-ups. It’s ideal for light to moderate damage and avoids the need for full panel repainting. A respray, by contrast, involves repainting entire panels and blending adjacent areas. It is often used when the damage is widespread or affects multiple panels.

Yes. Deep scratches can cut through the clear coat and colour base coat, reaching the primer or even bare metal. If left untreated, these can lead to rust or paint flaking. We assess the severity and apply appropriate filler, primer, and colour matching treatments to ensure a durable, seamless finish.

You should repair or replace a cracked windscreen immediately. Even a small chip can quickly become a major crack due to heat, cold, or vibration from driving. Delaying repairs can compromise visibility, vehicle safety, and compliance with Queensland’s roadworthiness standards.

Yes, minor chips and small cracks (under 20 mm) located outside the driver’s critical vision area are often repairable. Using specialised resin injection, we restore structural integrity and visibility. Repairs are faster and more affordable than full replacements and are often approved under most insurance policies.

In most cases, no. Windshield chip repairs are frequently covered by comprehensive insurance and typically don’t affect your premium. Many insurers even waive the excess when using their preferred repairers, making early repair cost-effective and beneficial.