Whatever issues you have in you life, we thankful you don't need to drive in New Jersey.

I am accumulating rock chips at a pace that I really should contact Ripley's Believe It Or Not - just to see if I qualify for some prize and position in their ranking..

When the weather gets warmer I will try the Dr. ColorChip's method on the numerous paint chips that dot my coupe.

But what about the windshield? I have numerous surface chips. All for some reason in the past six months. They seem not deep enough to be amiable to repair but they do cause insecurity and ache.

Anyone know? Are minuscule windshield chips (almost only visible from the inside) repairable?

Or should I just ignore it until the next audible proof that a large chip has again hit me on a NJ road?

 

PA roads are worse...but driving on the GSP is hell

 

if they're chipped a lot of places can fill it in and they usually come with a warranty that guarantees that it won't crack anymore.