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DaleB

Which rear screen would be best to practice on I`m looking for 1 screen which is quite challenging for both wet and dry shrinking as I`m going to pick one up at the scrappy tomorrow.I was thinking of something like the rear of a PEOPLE CARRIER eg voyager but as I havent many makes under my belt I wouldn`t know.

Mdog

if you have honda accords 4 doors over there get a glass from a 89 to 93 model.

SQUEEGEE

A 94' to '03 Mustang would do if you can find one in the scrap yard you're going to.

96-'03 Chevy Cavalier would be another choice.

Anything more curved than the above mentioned may be too difficult to learn on and anything less curved may prove to be too flat for a challenge.

Just MHO.

wndotint

screw that. Just grab a hold of a Porsche 944 back glass and get busy!!!

matty cox

ford galaxy/vw sharan, its the BEST rear screen to practice on,its got everything you want, dot matrix, tricky curves, heater contacts ect....

sdtintin

i know wot ur sayin matty either that or a mondeo they are my nemisis i hate them or a clio

Zrok

too bad the '03 eclipse is too new huh??

how about a '91 - '95 saturn 4 door?

or a mid 90's intrepid?

or like a '95 LHS?

i dunno about using these to learn on, but if you really want a challenge, these would be the way to go?

tintsem

Am I stupid or what? What the hell is a screen? Is he refering to the rear window? I'd have to say the 03' Eclipse also.

tintdude

screen is English for the rear window..like windscreen

tintsem

OIC. Thanks TD,Ted,Ric or what ever it is.

tintdude

TD will work

matty cox

weve got some weird ones over here, side drop glass, rear quaters, rear deck/screen, its all screen fitters jargon crossed over to the tinting community

DaleB

searched around loads of yards yesterday and "I DON`T BELIEVE IT"not one clio or galaxy rear there only hope is buy a new rear not cheap though priced them at about £110.


 





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