I trust this far more than the suction cup versions that seem to be prevalent lately. The resin cures in the sun so make sure to follow the directions and park in a garage until the last steps, if you can, to avoid the light. It doesn’t make the cracks completely disappear, but it’s pretty close. I’ll be ordering another kit to fix the other chip in the before and after photos.

Very easy to use, just follow the instructions

Discovered a small bullseye spider crack in the black area of the windshield, driver’s side of my bmw x3. Called a pro to fix but was told that due to it being in that area they could not risk fixing the crack. I looked for a solution on Youtube and found this product. Its seemed like it was expanding so I had to fix it quickly. I felt it was worth a try since it was a great price, easy to do and it works on small bullseye. I followed the instructions and a couple of small tips and it worked better than I expected. The veins of the spider crack were gone and the tiny crack was filled. I can barely see it. Sorry I forgot to do a before and after pics.

I had a small chip in my Jeep windshield and purchased this kit for repair. I did the repair myself. I wasn't sure if I had done it right so I called a mobile windshield repair company for the repair and after they looked at it, they made the assessment that they could do no better! So that was awesome news. If I get any more chips/cracks, I won't hesitate to purchase this again. Highly recommend.

I live in New York where rock chips happen often and freezing temperatures can crack windows. This was a cost effective choice to my many chips from driving on the freeway behind trucks. I have fixed a few chips now and none of them have expanded or anything, and some of them I did last year. So I recommend this for sure. I am also not a car person at all, and this was easy to do if you read the instructions correctly or watch the 5 min video

I am so pleased with this product. To be honest, I wasn't expecting much. I have had "spider" chips in my windshields professionally filled and I couldn't tell any difference in the before and after. I only continued to have them filled to prevent spreading. I was not expecting to see much difference after I used this product. However, most of the "legs" on the spider are gone and it just looks like a small ding now. It looks BETTER than the professional jobs I have had done. I used the leftover on my phone crack and it even improved the look of that crack, though not as much because my phone was getting too hot to leave it in the sun for a full 30 min. I am going to buy another kit for use on another vehicle.

Had a rock hit my windshield yesteday, used this on it and came out great. It did better than I expected, came out better than what the ford dealership did to my wifes car. I did add some extra steps tho. For the suction step I kept tapping the glass gently to get the air bubbles to rise then I removed the syringe and repeated the suction process about 2 more times. Be careful how much resin you use, I accidently put almost the whole thing into the pedestal and when I forced air into the pedestal, the resin sprayed out the side. It resulted in breaking the seal around the pedestal and a good amount went across my windshield. Immediately wiped it off and was fine tho. Whole process took me about an hour or so.

made crack much less visible and assume added stability.

Used this to repair a chip on my 2019 Subaru Crosstrek's windshield. Very detailed and easy to follow directions.

Watched a youtube video using the same product. While mine did not seal the chip entirely like the video, it did fill in the gaps and reduce the visual of the chip in the windshield. I would definitely recommend.

Saved me from spending $$$ replacing my windshield. Stopped the crack from spreading after a rock hit my window. I don't even notice the damage or remember that my windshield was hit. Read the instructions thoroughly, because you have get one shot with this kit. Still highly recomended.

Really good for repairs, but FYI the longer you let it sit the better the repair is, and don't be afraid to give it a light tap while putting it under vacuum. Had two small cracks right next to each other that were starting to spider, used two separate kits and saved my whole windshield, and so far it's survived For two years with various temperature changes

I live in Utah where rock chips happen often and freezing temperatures can crack windows. This was a cost effective choice to my many chips from driving on the freeway behind trucks. I have fixed a few chips now and none of them have expanded or anything, and some of them I did last year. So I recommend this for sure. I am also not a car person at all, and this was easy to do if you read the instructions correctly.