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Any auto glass place can drill a hole at the end of the crack and then do a chip repair. In my neck of the woods it cost $50 cash or most insurance company's pay $65. I did it to mine and it held for 2 years till I hit it with a hot power washer on a cold day. I then cut a windshield out of a Ranger and put that in it. RB
yup mine did that, its taken almost a year to fix so far. Im in southern ontario.
But will it pass inspection?
We do rockchip repairs at the dealership I work at. We use a UV drying windhsheild resin that we press into the chip with with a special tool. Just puting the resin over the chip isn't going to do anything unless you have a way to force it into the crack. Plus it looks like crap if you have any moisture in the chip, we heat them with a heat gun to evaporate the moisture out and also to expand the glass so when it cools it helps suck the resin into the crack. This method is no good for cracks, only chips.
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