Windshield pits???

[candyman]

I have customers that I may do a WSR for and they will ask about the chip. I tell them this is common and is simply a cosmetic issue. Some I will do for free while Iam there. I may have a customer that really wants something done to them and I may charge $5 if there are several and Iam already on site doing a WSR or HLR. I dont bother the ones that are so small you can barely see it. Customers can have some very strange ideas, or request when it comes to there vehicles.

[chipfix]

As far as filling small surface chips goes I find a thin resin works best (not pit resin).
I put a drop on the chip and scratch it in with a probe until the white disapears,cover with mylar,cure,scrape and polish.
As a side note always make sure the probe you use wont scratch glass.I made this mistake once

[Brent Deines]

As far as filling small surface chips goes I find a thin resin works best (not pit resin).
I put a drop on the chip and scratch it in with a probe until the white disapears,cover with mylar,cure,scrape and polish.
As a side note always make sure the probe you use wont scratch glass.I made this mistake once

I do the same, but still use a drop of pit resin after making sure the thin resin fills in all the tiny nooks and crannies. Pit resins are generally a bit harder after curing so they will stand up better to weather and wipers.