depends on your insurance. Wife had a crack, we let safelite put in a chinese windshield, and our insurance paid 100 percent, zero deductible.
Windshield: can it be repaired?
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Originally Posted By: HerrStig
i use RainX on the windshield and in the washer tank. I had a ding like that fixed several years ago with no problem. THe resin is forced INTO the crack, not on the suIrface. I suspect some places like to sell windshields, just as some shops like to sell alternators when the problem is simply worn brushes, a 10 dollar part.
Even some places that just fix chips but don't replace windshields do grouse about Rain-X. However, it's easy to remove Rain-X if they really want to do the job rather than complain about the job. Rain-X's own X-Treme Clean glass cleaner will remove Rain-X, along with most other contaminants, very easily.
i use RainX on the windshield and in the washer tank. I had a ding like that fixed several years ago with no problem. THe resin is forced INTO the crack, not on the suIrface. I suspect some places like to sell windshields, just as some shops like to sell alternators when the problem is simply worn brushes, a 10 dollar part.
Even some places that just fix chips but don't replace windshields do grouse about Rain-X. However, it's easy to remove Rain-X if they really want to do the job rather than complain about the job. Rain-X's own X-Treme Clean glass cleaner will remove Rain-X, along with most other contaminants, very easily.
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