While replacing a cracked windshield is the obvious solution, it’s also an expensive one. But it’s possible the windshield can be repaired — either by a professional or by yourself.

A crack or chip in your windshield can start small but eventually lead to big, costly damage. Here are some tips on fixing it yourself before it gets worse.

Should You Ignore A Cracked Windshield? Before we deal with whether you can fix a cracked windshield or should just replace it, you should take note of why a windshield that is undamaged is important.

A cracked windshield doesn’t always mean costly replacements. Learn how to repair chips and cracks yourself with affordable kits and simple techniques.

A windshield repair kit isn't a miracle solution, but for some minor chips, it will save you a trip to an expensive glas ...

When deciding whether to repair or replace a car windshield, consider the size, location, and depth of the damage. Small chips or cracks that are not near the edge can often be repaired.

You may be able to fix the crack or chip in your windshield without an expensive trip to the glass shop.

The Permatex Windshield Repair Kit, and others like it, uses a UV (Ultra Violet) resin to fill the tiny voids created in that chipped glass. The kit accomplishes two things by filling the crack.

A cracked, broken or pitted windshield is something you don’t want to mess around with. Here's how to make an insurance claim for a windshield replacement.

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Whether it’s rock debris, salt, or even sand in the winter, particles flying at a car windshield above 30 miles an hour is a recipe for a cracked windshield, which isn’t uncommon in Colorado.