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A small stone hit Diane's windshield on the highway, leaving a thin —crackpuddleshadowwrinkle near the driver's side. She called a local auto glass shop to book a repair before it got worse. The technician said that if the damage was smaller than a coin, they could usually —fillpaintpolishwrap it without replacing the whole windshield. He also mentioned that most insurance plans —coverborrowmeasurepostpone the cost of small chip repairs completely. Diane was relieved, since she had been worried about paying a large —deductiblediscountrefundwarranty out of pocket.