I am fully insured, but I would prefer to simply have the 4 inch crack repaired if possible.
It is in the bottom corner at the offside.View attachment 423661
Its amazing what can be repaired these days. If possible it needs to be carried out asap, as there looks to be flaking along the crack. It wont be long before one of those fires off .Doesn't actually need a repair there, but it might prevent it spreading
If relevant, it is a 2006 model.Bonded vehicle windscreens are now included as part of the vehicle structure. Whilst the damage does not obscure the drivers vision it may impair vehicle strength in the case of impact. Why not take the vehicle to a local MOT garage for an opinion?
Not heard of that, I will have a look.I'd chance some of that nano glass repair fluid you see on eBay / Amazon.
If it's the stuff I tried it's a kit of "tools " that are ment to vacuum the liquid into the crack. Basically a rubber sucker device. I used it on my trials car and it worked ok.Not heard of that, I will have a look.
Do you know how it is used?
Assume mixed up like epoxy resin and applied along the crack?
I had several cracks in my 9000 screen - one nearly top to bottom down the centre. Just had the screen renewed but had put off for a couple of years as I had rust to sort. As they were not in the drivers line of vision was always an advisory. I did use a glass repair kit with some success before this. As mention like superglue and capillary action draws it into the crack and then you place some plastic film strips over the top whilst it dries and the scrape off any excess.