Glass Protection for Your Vehicle

Ohio goes through quite the climate change throughout the year. The weather can range from harsh winters to sizzling summers to rainy springs all in the span of a few months. Because of these constant weather switches, it's important to have good windshield wipers in place. But even then, windshield wipers can't protect your vehicles glass from all the debris, bugs and other gunk that comes from the climate. This is where a glass protectant becomes a great investment.

GlassParency is a professionally applied chemical application that enhances driver’s vision at times of inclement weather due to the water micro-beading and repelling off your windshield. Night glare will also become dramatically reduced, making your driving experience safer and more comfortable.

We are the professional installers choice of glass coatings in today's market. Unlike many wax-based topical coatings, GlassParency is chemically engineered to react to silica within the glass creating a bond unmatched by the competition.

You may be wondering how it all works, right? We'll give you a step-by-step breakdown of the process.

Step One: Shop Certification

In order to ensure proper application, all of our authorized installers go through a certification process. They are trained on how to apply, sell and maintain GlassParency in order to guarantee complete customer satisfaction. Once certified, we back the shops work and craftmanship.

Step Two: The Application

Our product is a two-part chemical application that is engineered only to react to glass. Prior to the application, your vehicles glass will under go a cleaning process. The releasing agents in the cleansing chemical will ensure that the pores of the glass are contaminant free to improve the bonding process.

Step Three: The 3 Year Warranty

Every GlassParency automotive application is backed by our three year product warranty. This warranty ensures that the product will perform at the highest level.as long as the glass is properly maintained.

At Classy Chassis, we are proud to be the leading vehicle protective coating applicators for Ashland, Ohio, and the surrounding area. If you would like to learn more or schedule an appointment, call us at (419) 281-6680.

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