Repair vs. Replace
Chip repair vs. full replacement
Where the line actually is, what each one costs you in time, and why we'll always tell you when the cheaper fix is the right one.
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A stone chip repair injects clear resin into the damage, restoring most of the strength and clarity of the glass. It takes under an hour, keeps your factory seal, and through SGI it often costs you nothing.
Repair works when the chip is roughly quarter-sized or smaller, sits away from the edges of the glass, and isn't directly in the driver's line of sight. Edge chips and long cracks compromise the structure of the pane — that's replacement territory.
Here's the honest part: a repaired chip will usually still be faintly visible. What you're buying is strength and a stopped crack, not invisibility. If a mark in your sightline would bother you, tell us — we'll talk through both options with real numbers before you decide.