Fixing Small Windshield Cracks

[Todd Young]

I've used this type of windshield repair a lot. Couple key points to
consider. 
1) If you have a glass deductible, the insurance company will usually
waive that and pay the entire bill, as it is cheaper than replacing the
windshield.
2) It is very important to drill out the impact point, as this relieves
the stress point in the glass.
3) This type of repair can ONLY be done if it is not in the driver's
direct line of site. (That's why you are passing the state inspection.)

Kelvin wrote:
> 
> Fortunately the
> crack cone is low enough on the windshield, about three inches above the
> bottom edge, that the hood is what I see behind it, so it's not a
> nuisance. I was concerned initially that I might fail the Pennsylvania
> State Inspection, but I've now passed for three years and become quite
> used to the cone.

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