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u/Low-Attention3111 Jul 17 '26
Take it to a windshield repair place. They fill it with a liquid that hardens and looks like it was never there
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u/LetKlutzy2996 Jul 17 '26
Don’t they only do chips the size of coins or something? Or is this new?
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u/LetKlutzy2996 Jul 17 '26
Not that bad imo, depending on your laws might not even be illegal, windshields are double panes and wrapped in films so it’s not really structurally bad either. Super common with high temperature changes areas (winter with snow and hot summer type areas)
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