> And I'm being nice by saying it that way!! When I was on the freeway ths
> morning coming back from Pasadena, a stray rock found my windshield an
> put a bulls eye in it. What I need to know is that can it be repaired??
> I don't know much about that windshield repair crap. The bulls eye is
> roughly about 1/2 the size of a dime, pretty small, but it's right in my
> line of sight and it bugs the s--t ot of me.
I've seen people attempt the repair on their own, with little blister-pack
kits from Wal-Mart, and it wasn't pretty. Or effective for that matter.
People who do auto-glass will have the gear to repair it, if it can be
repaired (and it sounds like it *can*, unless there's too much of a crater
at the point of impact). Some insurance companies (USAA, for one) are
pretty generous (by generous, I mean no deductible) about that repair,
because it is a lot cheaper than replacing a windshield. That was my
experience, but it *may* be because I lived in a state (VA) where some
windshield cracks are justification to fail inspection, and thus not an
optional repair. Call your insurance company.
Grady Ogburn
'98 Sport CC 4x4
5.2l, 5 Speed
Mesa Headers & Cat
K&N FIPK, JET PCM
Gibson/MagnaFlow "FrankenPipe" Exhaust
Leer Topper
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