In article <5MGdnaN7GZRAJinfRVn-jg@comcast.com>, "R. P."
<r_pol12gar@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Yesterday a rock hit my windshield so hard that I have one of those
> spider web like cracks on the glass within an area of about a nickle
> size. Has any of you had something like this fixed without replacing the
> whole window pane? I've heard about these quickie glass repair methods
> but know nobody who has had it done and could recommend it. The crack
> does not interfere with the driving as it is more on the passenger side,
> but might scrape the wiper eventually and who knows, those "spider legs"
> might eventually get longer.
>
> Rudy

Rudy,
Been there--done that. In one case, it was a dime sized hole in my window.
I took it to a winshield glass shop and they told me that they would not
be able to do a quickie repair since the hole went thru the entire
windshield. In the other case, they were able to repair the small chip in
the windshield. I doubt if they will be able to do a quickie repair on
your windshield. My advice is to take it to a company that specializes in
windshield repair and ask them if they can do a quickie repair. If not,
you will eventually need a new windshield. If money is an issue--just get
an estimate and have the windshield repaired when you are able to pay for
it.
Jason

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