Windshield Repair Forum

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 and purely a cosmetic issue (no spidering) but the white, crushed glass marks are bothering me even though it's on the passenger side.

If they are fixable, would pit filler wind up leaving a cloudy spot anyway or it it possible to get an invisible result? Picture attached.

Thanks!

-From NJ

I have often dabbed a little Delta Magnibond resin on them place a curing tab on it and cure, also polish. I think it works great but once again is not a miracle you still might see something there but definitely better than the before.

kennycrane wrote:I have often dabbed a little Delta Magnibond resin on them place a curing tab on it and cure, also polish. I think it works great but once again is not a miracle you still might see something there but definitely better than the before.

Novice here, sorry.

Is the curing tab the clear plastic strip that goes over the resin? Does it need a light? What can be used last to try an obtain a clear finish instead of a cloudy one? Thank you.

Anyone in NJ that can do this?

Yes it is the clear plastic tab, it does need to be cured in sunlight or uv light. When I have done this the resin really lightens up the spot itself, and then I scrape it smooth then polish, seems to work great for me.

What about the Premium Bond 3000?

FUZCO wrote:What about the Premium Bond 3000?

In my opinion it is just not the thing for such a small abrasion, the Magnibond absorbs up the white specs cures out and scrapes smooth. Works great for me.

I've found that those fix best if I use my drill to lightly drill them and clean them out then I'll add some low viscosity pit filler, tape and cure. They should polish out pretty nicely.