If they don't penetrate the outer glass layer there's not a heck of a lot you can do, other than maybe polish the windshield to remove the rough edge around the chip. They'll still cause "spots" when using the wipers. If you can't live with it then replace the glass. We got our tinted/shaded windshield locally a couple years ago for $115 and it fits well.

 

Make sure whoever does the work knows how to properly install / seal a vintage Mustang windshield...mine didn't.

 

Ok Tnx. They are pretty small chips. Definitly can live with them now.
if go windshield rout at some point is there any supplier that is better than others. CJ, Kentucky all seem to have a windshield.
Tnx for the feedback!

 

Tnx!
They are pretty small chips. Definitly can live with them now.
if go windshield rout at some point is there any supplier that is better than others. CJ, Kentucky all seem to have a windshield.
Tnx for the feedback

 

They are pretty small chips. Definitly can live with them now.
if go windshield rout at some point is there any supplier that is better than others. CJ, Kentucky

 

One last comment...even though the chips are small and you can live with them, I believe you will be pleasantly surprised with the difference a new crystal clear windshield will make.

 

True!
My original was getting hazy and had a light wiper scratch.
But if those are the only real defects in an original, I'd try to have the small chips repaired or lightly polished by a real professional.