I have noticed that the altima back windows often have the plastic side panels that stick out and cover part of the glass surface that makes it very difficult to slide the tint underneath the sides.
Has anyone got a smooth fix for those annoying things!!
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QUOTE (bktinter @ Dec 11 2004, 10:38 AM) I have noticed that the altima back windows often have the plastic side panels that stick out and cover part of the glass surface that makes it very difficult to slide the tint underneath the sides. Has anyone got a smooth fix for those annoying things!! [*]232443[/*] Yes,remove them,tint,then pop them back on 
damn newbie.
J/K! 
take the side panel off and trim it ..to keep it from binding,,cuz some of those are really tight
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QUOTE (tintgod @ Dec 12 2004, 06:22 AM) [*]232701[/*] Thanks TG! QUOTE (bktinter @ Dec 12 2004, 11:58 AM) [FONT=Arial][COLOR=yellow] QUOTE (tintgod @ Dec 12 2004, 06:22 AM) [*]232701[/*] Thanks TG! [*]232746[/*] no problem
The bad thing about those cars it the defroster lines...they're like sandpaper! I HATE them.
usually i just wedge a bone or old chunk of squeegee (great for tricking roll ups too
 ) under the plastic, holding it out of the way. tint the window, heat the lower corners, remove the chunks...voila. i hate defacing customers cars (especially if they are watching  )
QUOTE (tint rookie @ Dec 16 2004, 11:00 AM) usually i just wedge a bone or old chunk of squeegee (great for tricking roll ups too ) under the plastic, holding it out of the way. tint the window, heat the lower corners, remove the chunks...voila. i hate defacing customers cars (especially if they are watching )[*]234275[/*] Why are they watching  
Customers watching....what's that? No way in hell, they can sit in the waiting room with the rest of them. You can't even get to the shop from the waiting room without going behind the counter and through 2 doors into the shop.
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