Hi everyone. I usually avoid highways for this purpose, but I was driving home this evening and a truck far in front of me must’ve kicked up the stone. I heard the noise as it made contact with the windshield and thought f@*k! Well, now there are two tiny nicks on the glass that look like crushed glass. You can feel it with your fingernail but they aren’t deep.

Can these be fixed so that they are nice and smooth and unnoticeable, or am I pretty much stuck with dealing with it. They are tiny but my OCD is getting to me! 😟

Here is a picture. Sorry about the flash. Circled the little boogers in red!

Thanks for the comfort! The chips are actual on the passenger side towards the top. I guess that’s the norm driving in NJ. Had I driven more on the highway, there’d probably be even more of them. It’s a shame that nothing can be done cosmetically. 😞

It’s a shame the glass isn’t more resilient. I know it’s made to crumble if in serious collision. Someone should make a foldable clear and lasting shield that attaches easily to the front and is easily removable that can be used specifically for highway driving!

Will do. Do you think it’s just in areas where there’s rock salt on the roads or all over the place?

I’ve heard that the resin usually leaves a small cloudy spot instead of completely clear. Can you confirm?

That’s where mine are too. Did you do it yourself? Is there a milky white cloudy appearance when the resin dries? I heard that usually there still is a white spot even though the surface is smooth.