[Sidewinder]

Took a rock in my windshield on my 1 month old R/T, it left a small but noticable scratch. Safelite took a look but it was not deep enough to fix.

Anything I can do to make it less noticeable? It isn't dead center of my view, but not far.

 

[Frank Julian]

They are not supposed to fix chips that are in the line of sight of the driver, at least not in Ohio. If you really want it fixed, tell them you will buy the windshield yourself and pay them to put it in. It might cost you a little if you have the "Rain Sensing Wipers". Even a "Chip Repair" leaves a little blueish "dot" where the fill is done.

 

[Nuke]

If it's the bullseye kind, you can try the OTC repair kit to minimize or possibly get rid of it. I had some luck with one of those kits (Rain-X) on a rock chip in mine a few months back. There's a thread in the DIY with some pics I believe.

 

[Sidewinder]

Meant to post pics but they didn't go through, added them. They didn't fix because it was so small, and not deep enough, it is really more like a scratch.

 

[Frank Julian]

Meant to post pics but they didn't go through, added them. They didn't fix because it was so small, and not deep enough, it is really more like a scratch.

Try this or something similar:

https://www.amazon.com/Glass-Polish...sr=8-1&keywords=windshield+scratch+repair+kit

I googled and found a few products.. Nu Glass and others.

 

[jjpogi]

Yep, I just got a similar chip on my windshield yesterday as well.
More annoying than anything...I just hope it doesn't spread or grow
with cold/hot weather...:scratchhead:

 

[LMControl]

Sorry dude... I feel your pain.

:frown:

 

[Supertankerm60a3]

Try the tiniest drop of clear nail polish. That should minimize the refraction's of the scratch making it less noticeable. If it becomes a problem for the wipers, scrape it level with a razor blade. It might still be visible but it will be much less noticeable.