There are windsheild waxes that will do a great job in filling in and resurfacing your windsheild, rain will also bead better. Try it before you drop $300.

 

I have noticed this with mine as well. It could be the quality of glass that Honda used.

 

if you don't want to replace your windshield, but still want to eliminate some sun glare, try wearing Polarized glasses. It may or may not help your situation, depending on how bad your windshield is. I had this issue with my 97 Jetta, I started wearing polarized sunglasses and the glare was greatly reduced. Just another alternative if you don't want to replace your windshield yet.

 

I just replaced my windshield, and insurance covered the cost. Before I went that route though, I asked how much it would be - they said $210. I think that would have been higher though; turned out to be a little more work to get the gasket.

The previous windshield had 2 small dings when I bought the car. One I used windshield repair stuff on, and it cleaned up the crack but not completely. The car recently picked up two more small cracks, so I figured it was time to replace. Between those cracks and the normal pits and small scratches, the new glass makes a huuuuuuuge difference.

 

Lmao love it. I gotta try that some time.

 

i gotta big crack down the middle dosent bother me, im more scared about someone doing a shitty job replacing it!!

 

do you get OEM glass during replacement? My windshield looks like the moon.

 

Was bothered by this when I first got my S, now I just ignore it. The rock chips on my front bumper are another story...

 

i think every car is like that...mine was replaced no more than like 4 months ago and i forget that it's a new one. (then again i thought it was from tree saps?)