While driving along highway 56 heading to work before getting on interstate highway 5, there was one area where I believe there was loose gravel probably from the soil beside the highway where some car may have rolled in and out there during some earlier event. There seemed to be some small pebbles that the car ahead of me seemed to skid a bit since it was a slight curve and in the process, a small rock flies and goes into my windshield as I was travelling at about 80 miles per hour. This made a some small cracks formed like a star on my windshield. Probably less than half an inch in diameter. And I know a whole wildshield can be expensive and there are some repair kits similar to what I see on TV that I can use to fix it. So I search online for the product to fix the windshield As Seen On TV and I get the Windshield Repair Kit. It even seemed to have a cheaper price than what was offered on TV. And besides that, I have heard, TV shopping orders take forever for you to receive.
I wouldn’t trust those home windshield repair kits. It’s not very expensive to have your windshield repaired, and if you have full coverage, your insurance company will pay to have it replaced.
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You can try the repair kit but it will most likely be a short term fix. You drive around with the chip/crack for a while but sooner or later that small star on your windshield will turn in to a crack that runs along the entire windshield. Go to a local glass shop and get it replaced.
You can try the repair kit but it will most likely be a short term fix. You drive around with the chip/crack for a while but sooner or later that small star on your windshield will turn in to a crack that runs along the entire windshield. Go to a local glass shop and get it replaced.
Nice,very informative post atleast it serve as first aid kit for any car that encountered along the road.