just kidding, I don't need that.
The fact is I might be needing a windshield soon. I was driving on the freeway and got hit by a rock, its a small star now, but by vibrations, door closing and such it will probably end across my windshield. Is there anything out there to prevent it from breaking more, I thought I heard about a certain kind of glue or spray just for the time being. Otherwise, how much do windshields for our cars go for$$$$$, and where is a good place to get them from?

there is a kit that is supposed to fix/cover it up, it looks like a syringe with some glue in it and it is supposed to fix it so you can barely see any mark at all, ive seen it everywhere in the automotive dept.

but the question is will it keep the crack from turning into a spiderweb across my windshield, anybody know?

YEP I actually have installed windshields. We used a dremel w/ a dentist type drill. We drilled through the first layer of the shield and then used a kit similar to those in auto stores. To cure it we had an ultraviolet light. I'm not sure how good the store stuff is, but I'd gues that there pretty close to the same. Don't try to fix it if it's a crack or bigger than a coin. It won't go disappear but, done right it will only look like a pit in the windshield. BTW if you call somebody, they won't fix it (at least its a Midwest law) if the star is in driver's line of sight.

its the size of a quarter right in the middle of the windshield
who can i call to fix this the way youre talking about, i live in cali

Do it yourself, they will want to charge I bet 300 to replace a shield. Get a quote and see if they will fix the chip for like 50 - 100 bones first.

Well we replace windshields at my shop, and your best bet is to replace it. Your chip is too big to fix, and it will just get worse. If you have comprehensive insurance coverage, go through your insurace. Hopefully, you have a low deductable which many if not all glass shops will cover for you. I know we cover up to 150 bucks of your deductable, so think about that. Most insurance companies give you up to 6 windshields a year to replace. If you don't have the coverage, then look into a used window, most glass shops will even look for you, expect to pay anywhere from 150 bucks on up.