I have a 1955 chevy truck to tint that has a solid rear glass that has a
big curve inward on the ends, has anyone done one of these?
Please help!
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I have a 1955 chevy truck to tint that has a solid rear glass that has a
big curve inward on the ends, has anyone done one of these? Please help!
They are a bit tricky..... you need to cut the film a bit short on the outside to compensate for the glass thickness when moving the pattern to the inside
last one I did I did it wet. seemed to work better than the dry.
QUOTE (TTS @ Mar 8 2008, 03:02 PM) [*]601989[/*] They are a bit tricky..... you need to cut the film a bit short on the outside to compensate for the glass thickness when moving the pattern to the inside QUOTE (one slick tinter @ Mar 8 2008, 03:09 PM) [*]602000[/*] last one I did I did it wet. seemed to work better than the dry. Both are good answers. Can you get a glass company to pull it and re-install it for you? QUOTE (willie @ Mar 8 2008, 04:15 PM) [*]602002[/*] QUOTE (TTS @ Mar 8 2008, 03:02 PM) [*]601989[/*] They are a bit tricky..... you need to cut the film a bit short on the outside to compensate for the glass thickness when moving the pattern to the inside QUOTE (one slick tinter @ Mar 8 2008, 03:09 PM) [*]602000[/*] last one I did I did it wet. seemed to work better than the dry. Both are good answers. Can you get a glass company to pull it and re-install it for you? best idea QUOTE (one slick tinter @ Mar 8 2008, 02:16 PM) [*]602004[/*] QUOTE (willie @ Mar 8 2008, 04:15 PM) [*]602002[/*] QUOTE (TTS @ Mar 8 2008, 03:02 PM) [*]601989[/*] They are a bit tricky..... you need to cut the film a bit short on the outside to compensate for the glass thickness when moving the pattern to the inside QUOTE (one slick tinter @ Mar 8 2008, 03:09 PM) [*]602000[/*] last one I did I did it wet. seemed to work better than the dry. Both are good answers. Can you get a glass company to pull it and re-install it for you? best idea call them and find out then include that in your price Tintdesigns has done a few of them also and knows a few tricks
Well I got $350 for it and the the truck is immaculate
however the rubber has that chrome stip in it and its a bit cracked if you know what I mean, afraid it may take some paint w/it! So is a wet shrink the best? btw, who is tint designs? can you tell me where they are?
I wet shrank the last one i did-
any other tips.. i am doing one next week.. The guy is bringing the rear glass to me.. How hard is it to shrink?
hey td nice work on that truck bro
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