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Not as easy to slide the film in the sides on the doors. Caught me of gaurd, I over cut the film alot on the last body style. They have a really tight rubber on the sides, by the by.
They are tight for sure ..what I do is take a bit of pure dish soap (right from the container) put it on my finger and run it along the rubber track . I do this after my final clean to the window , roll the clean window down , apply , roll it back up to the height you would for installing film. when you go to install , push the glass forward as you slide the film in and once the film hits the soaped up tint..it does seem to slide in better.
QUOTE (TintWizard @ Jul 16 2009, 09:27 PM) [*]703490[/*] They are tight for sure ..what I do is take a bit of pure dish soap (right from the container) put it on my finger and run it along the rubber track . I do this after my final clean to the window , roll the clean window down , apply , roll it back up to the height you would for installing film. when you go to install , push the glass forward as you slide the film in and once the film hits the soaped up tint..it does seem to slide in better. Great tip. Timely too... I have one coming in tomorrow afternoon QUOTE (justn8 @ Jul 16 2009, 10:37 PM) [*]703506[/*] QUOTE (TintWizard @ Jul 16 2009, 09:27 PM) [*]703490[/*] They are tight for sure ..what I do is take a bit of pure dish soap (right from the container) put it on my finger and run it along the rubber track . I do this after my final clean to the window , roll the clean window down , apply , roll it back up to the height you would for installing film. when you go to install , push the glass forward as you slide the film in and once the film hits the soaped up tint..it does seem to slide in better. Great tip. Timely too... I have one coming in tomorrow afternoon Let us know if it helped or not QUOTE (TintWizard @ Jul 16 2009, 08:27 PM) [*]703490[/*] They are tight for sure ..what I do is take a bit of pure dish soap (right from the container) put it on my finger and run it along the rubber track . I do this after my final clean to the window , roll the clean window down , apply , roll it back up to the height you would for installing film. when you go to install , push the glass forward as you slide the film in and once the film hits the soaped up tint..it does seem to slide in better. i just felt my cack move. i like the way you used you fingers.
oh yea, like im the only one. whatever.
I do a ton of those. Pull the bottom seal, go in with the whole peice and push out on the top of the window and slide it in there.
QUOTE (TintWizard @ Jul 17 2009, 12:32 AM) [*]703530[/*] QUOTE (justn8 @ Jul 16 2009, 10:37 PM) [*]703506[/*] QUOTE (TintWizard @ Jul 16 2009, 09:27 PM) [*]703490[/*] They are tight for sure ..what I do is take a bit of pure dish soap (right from the container) put it on my finger and run it along the rubber track . I do this after my final clean to the window , roll the clean window down , apply , roll it back up to the height you would for installing film. when you go to install , push the glass forward as you slide the film in and once the film hits the soaped up tint..it does seem to slide in better. Great tip. Timely too... I have one coming in tomorrow afternoon Let us know if it helped or not
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