Setting Customer Expectations before Performing a Windshield Crack Repair - Glass Technician Speech
I have performed thousands of
windshield crack repairs and they are extremely unpredictable. Every single
crack encountered is uniquely broken so they absorb the repair resin different.
Instead of promising customers perfection we must be honest. Honesty is always
the best policy.
I wrote this for auto glass
technicians. I'm assuming you are already knowledgeable about the windshield crack repair process.
The Windshield Crack Repair Speech
When I begin speaking to a customer
here is the speech I deliver.
"The crack repair process is
designed to restore structural integrity to the glass. A side effect of the
process is a disappearing effect on the cracks. Our primary goal today is to
stop the crack from spreading, saving you money and keeping the occupants of
your vehicle safe. If any cracks exist when you experience an accident your
windshield may fail and the airbags can also fail. The windshield is the third
most important safety feature of your vehicle. It also helps the airbags remain
inside the cab.
As we can see right now the existing
crack is visible no matter what angle it's viewed from. When the repair has
been completed we're looking for the cracks to disappear from one angle of
view. That's how we know the resin has entered the cracks which will keep them
from spreading.
Looking closely at the cracks we can
see bright silver and black coloration throughout the damaged areas. Some of
these discolorations may disappear, and some may not. Also the damaged area may
be just as visible even after I'm finished. Every crack is just so different
and the visible results are truly unpredictable. Visual results can be hindered
by many things including the age the crack, moisture, extreme temperature,
chemicals used on the windshield, and more.
What I do know is that this process
works extremely well at stopping cracks from spreading. I use a high quality
repair resin and a high pressure vacuum device. I remove as much oxygen as
possible before injecting the resin to ensure the resin can travel to the ends
of the cracks.
I'm explaining this to you to ensure
you understand the goal and the results of this process. Every customer is
different and I want to make sure I understand your expectations. If you are
the type who may be annoyed by any visible defects or distortions which can be
present after a Windshield crack repair, you may want to think about replacing the whole
glass.
If you are expecting to simply keep
the crack from spreading then this is exactly what you need. If the crack
disappears a lot, then that's just a bonus."
Conclusion
This should be a great stepping stone
for creating your speech. I spent many years perfecting it and I've used it
many times with great success. Just stick to the facts and your customers will
be more than happy with your service.
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