Rock chip on plastic side mirrors

[markhedder]

I was driving on the highway, and there were no cars around me but I heard a very loud dink sound. It turns out a rock chip hit the plastic matte part of my driver side mirror's housing. It does not appear to be painted. How would I go about fixing it?

 

[Accumulator]

markhedder- I kinda doubt that you *can* really fix it. I'd just chalk it up to "in real life, [stuff] happens" and be glad it didn't hit a little bit higher.

(Regulars here have seen me post this countless times before, but here goes again

As the Alfa factory museum curator said to the magazine guy who asked why their cars aren't perfect, "real cars have stonechips".

 

[RTexasF]

Take a black marker to it and call it a day.

 

[PA DETAILER]

Daily driver battle scar. We all have them and got to live with them. Black touch up paint should do the trick.

 

[markhedder]

Ah, those dreaded words. Edit: Thanks, I'll just take it as is.

 

[Ecrissman]

If you want to go crazy on it use a metal dental pick to re-arrange the dimple then black sharpie.