1997 eldorado tinting help

hey,
ive never tinted an eldorado, let alone a caddy. what should i be on the lookout for? what makes these windows difficult? how hard is the bg to tint?

its all glass that comes in different shapes, the older they are the more prep work needed






Oz.............

thanks for the replies to both my posts... ive noticed that older cars need more prep. new cars turn out so much nicer. i love tinting new cars. why cant all cars be new?

only thing that could be hard on that car is if it has a landau (cloth/vynal) top on it

Concour old and yuh can concour all





Oz...........

Get another 10 years under your belt and I guarantee you won't be saying that.
Devil

lol. okay, ill believe you, right now, they just seem easier to me. i wont be doing this as a career, but i do intend on keeping it up as a side gig as long as i can. i really enjoy working on cars and getting to play around with all different ones especially wen the people drop them off and ask me to drive them back to their house.. the coolest one was a 300c fully loaded with a hemi! i was like, "are you serious? I'm 17." lol, he was like, "sure, i dont care." that was tight. anyway, i digress... Thanks for the input

hot rodding a customers car around is not cool

lol, i didnt say i hot-rodded around, lol. he just said to drive it back to his house. so i said okay and i enjoyed every minute of driving something nicer than my 1997 grand am!

Don't listen to Devil anyway.

He meant that in 10 years you won't like tinting anything, whereas you meant that new vehicles are easier than old. You are right. New vehicles are always easier when compared to the same model a few years old and dirty.

BG was a cake walk. i shrank and installed it pretty quick. only problem is there isnt much room to get my hand in there. The roll ups were gravy, and i did both in less than 40 minutes. The quarter windows... WTF?!?!?!?! there was no room to overlap the tint... Man was I pissed while I tinted those.

rear roll ups shift a mile. Hope you didnt leave an inch gap...........................

97 eldo is a 2 door, with the 1/4's in the back that have no room, thats the car he's talking about

your deville is the one with the 1" gaps on the back doors