Thanks Grace. Yes I was talking about the pit area. When they are that large and deep I wonder about the long term success of the repair. You say you put pit fill resin in first to stabilize fragments. Doesn't that cause a problem with your regular resin flow when the two mix? You bring up a good point also on the crushed glass. When you have a large combo with a small impact, and a large area of crushed glass underneath and to the sides, do you clean or drill out the pit area only, or do you clean out as much crushed glass as possible, making the pit fill area much larger? I try to keep the pit area as small as possible, but the crushed glass always has that hazy appearance after the repair because of all the crushed glass mixing with the resin. One tech once told me he cleaned out all the crushed area, and just filled with lots of pit fill to cover the area, because you get a clearer repair. What do you think?

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