
Minor scratches on car windshields can be repaired. The methods for repairing minor windshield scratches are as follows: 1. Repair by grinding and polishing: First, clean and wipe the area around the scratches. 2. Use tape to surround the scratches to define the repair area and avoid damaging other parts during grinding. 3. Use a grinding pad to remove the scratches, and finally polish the glass with polishing paste to restore its shine. Additional information: Proper use of windshield washer fluid is essential in the maintenance of car windshields. When the windshield surface appears blurry, cleaning it with the appropriate washer fluid can significantly improve clarity; if you notice issues with random reflections on the glass at night, you can also wipe it with washer fluid.

Last time I had a small scratch on my windshield and got it repaired, it was quite easy to handle. The key is the depth of the scratch. Surface-level scratches can be polished away with a polishing compound. I tried using a car polisher at low speed, and it took just a few minutes to remove the scratch without affecting visibility. For deeper scratches, you need professional resin filling or replacement, depending on the situation. After the repair, the visibility became much clearer, and it saved me the hassle and cost of replacing the entire glass. Usually, it's best to clean debris gently and avoid parking under trees where falling branches can cause scratches—prevention is key. Generally, it's recommended to consult a professional before attempting DIY repairs. Safe driving comes first—don't risk major issues for minor fixes.

Having driven for over a decade, I've often encountered windshield scratches, and experience tells me most can be repaired. For example, my family car got a scratch from gravel last year. At the 4S shop, they filled it with special resin that hardened, making the repair nearly invisible, costing only two to three hundred yuan. Before repairing, you need to assess the depth—shallow scratches can be perfectly fixed, while deep ones might leave marks or even require a new windshield, which is much more costly. Don't take glass damage lightly—it can cause glare and affect driving safety, especially in poor visibility conditions like rainy nights. Timely repairs are key. For daily maintenance, avoid scrubbing with hard objects during car washes.

Safe driving is the top priority. Windshield scratches must be taken seriously. Minor scratches can be repaired without issues, but deep cracks can weaken structural integrity and even lead to sudden shattering. Whether to repair depends on professional diagnosis. I recommend getting it inspected at a reputable shop immediately upon discovery—don’t delay until the problem worsens. Replacing the entire windshield is costly and may impact insurance. After repair, conduct regular inspections to prevent secondary damage.


