window chip

epod86

Pretty had to know without seeing it in person, you need a couple of angles to get an idea of the depth with all the image refraction. But that looks pretty superficial so a fill and polish should be enough, plus there doesn't appear to be any clear spider cracks radiating from the chip which is a good sign. Keep it in that balmy weather down south and out of subzero and you should be fine. But get it filled/fixed as quick as possible because the epoxy will take strain off the chip and adsorb any vibrations that could start to propagate the crack.

arcticreaver

thanks for the tips. +rep coming your way!

epod86

No problem. Between the masses of knowledge I seem to store (I never seem to forget useless factoids and trivia) from my dad and a section on crack propagation in one of my Uni classes, I know WAAAAAAYY to much on cracks. You want to talk crazy crack sh*t, try figuring out crack and de-lam propagation in carbon fiber

Edit: Random: I notice you're 'blind' like some of us. I never use to to a lot of night driving, but recently I've noticed that I can't drive at night with glasses, I have to be wearing contacts, because every light source halo's and flares like crazy. Ever notice the problem or do my glasses need a really good cleaning?

arcticreaver

yes, me blind. been blind since the 5th grade. but my blindness is about 225 degrees and it hasn't gone up since when i was 18. i can see the road fine at night. you just have to invest in those anti-reflect glasses. i forget what i have. the glasses you see me wearing are like 6 years old.