You may have to pay a deductible for a cracked windshield in Florida, depending on your insurance policy and the extent of the damage.

Whether your insurance will go up if you claim for a windshield in Florida depends on your specific policy and the terms of your coverage.

To make cracks in glass go away, you can use specialized repair kits or techniques that fill in the cracks and restore the clarity of the glass.

The main difference between car glass and normal glass is that car glass is designed to be strong, durable, and resistant to impact and vibration.

Fixed glass may be cheaper than windows as it does not require mechanical components, such as motors or regulators, to function.

To fix cracked glass without replacing it, you can use specialized repair kits that fill in the cracks and restore the structural integrity of the glass.

Auto glass repair may be covered by insurance in Florida, depending on the type of coverage and the extent of the damage.

Fixed glass on a car refers to the non-moving windows, such as the windshield and side windows, that are designed to provide protection and structural support.

Auto glass repair can fix certain types of cracks in windshields, depending on the severity and location of the damage.

Plexiglass is not used for windshields as it is not as strong or durable as laminated safety glass and can be easily scratched or discolored.