As header, I have found a small round stone chip on the windscreen about
get autoglass to do it, they often have stands in big shopping centre places and do those repairs for nothing.
Yup, you can do it yourself, but it's not as if it's a usefull skill that you'll ever see any return on investment on.
The pro kit uses a vacuum pump to expunge all the air from the chip, and force the resin into the cracks. Any kit without vacuum (ie, every DIY kit I've seen) will fill the cracks reasonably well, and probably stop them propagating as well, but it will be far more visible.
I tried one of the DIY kits and all I managed to do was stretch the crack :-/. Go to autoglass/auto windscreens.
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