7pc Windscreen Glass Removal Set - Neilsen - CT3552

This set is designed for use on car and van windscreens.

Always wear gloves and eye protection. Work in a well-ventilated area and avoid applying excessive force.

Insert the wire through the handles and secure the ends. Make sure the wire is taut but not over-tensioned.

Wipe the tools with a clean cloth to remove adhesive and debris. Store the set in a dry place.

Try repositioning the wire. If it's still stuck, apply gentle pressure and use the wire feeder tool to guide it. In stubborn cases, consider changing the angle of the cut.

While the set can be used on side windows, it is primarily designed for windscreens.

Ensure the wire is properly tensioned and not being forced. Reduce the angle of the cut or use a different cutting technique. Inspect the glass for chips or cracks, which could be causing the wire to snag and break.

Use the wire feeder tool to guide the wire smoothly. Ensure the wire is entering the frame correctly, and re-position the wire if necessary.

Ensure you have adequate workspace and comfortable access. Make sure that all tools are held at the right angle and that the handles provide a good grip.

Use the trim pad remover and molding release tool with care. If the molding or trim is stuck, apply gentle pressure and work slowly. If the trim is particularly delicate, consider using additional protection.