The crack has to fit within a dollar bill's space. If not they will not be
able to fix it. I had a round scallop type crack in mine from a rock and I
called my insurance agent, he sent me over for a free repair ( one of my
benefits with my insurance). They said if they repaired it and it didn't
take, I could get $50 off the cost of a wind shield with them. Sounds ok
since my repair cost was $0.00. It took less then 15 minutes and left
something like a small pit in the windshield. I would say go with a company
that will give you credit towards a new windshield if it does not take.
Also don't use the heater or AC until its fixed and try to stay out of
water.
""Ryan G."" <gogglesqq@home.com> wrote in message
news:000001c0f53a$001a3640$89070641@wheaton1.il.home.com...
> "I have a new 6 inch crack in the windshield."
>
> Oh and ive been told you can repair anything 6 inches or under. Ive
seen
> a repaired windshield and you cant tell it was ever cracked. They inject
a
> clear epoxy and somehow buff it to a crystal clear finish i believe.
>
> --Ryan
>
>
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