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Hi everyone,

Today while driving my MG HS, a small stone hit my windscreen and caused a tiny chip with a short star-shaped crack. From inside the car it looks very small (see picture).

I’m wondering if this is something that can be repaired with a DIY windscreen repair kit, or if it’s better to get a professional repair done.

Has anyone had success using kits like Rain-X Windscreen Repair Kit or Permatex Windshield Repair Kit 09103 for this kind of chip?

I’d appreciate any advice before I try fixing it myself or book a repair.

Thanks!
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I do have comprehensive cover which might cover this, but the damage is very tiny. I don’t really want to go through the hassle of making a claim and potentially increasing my premium. I’d rather fix it myself or get it repaired privately by a professional.
 
I do have comprehensive cover which might cover this, but the damage is very tiny. I don’t really want to go through the hassle of making a claim and potentially increasing my premium. I’d rather fix it myself or get it repaired privately by a professional.
Your premium shouldn't increase with a windscreen chip repair, and you usually don't even need to claim, just call the windscreen company, they'll ask if you have insurance, then they'll take care of everything.
 
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