Jaguar
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I did a set of fronts on one of these and it was super simple. Sweeps pull right out (standard metal clips) and no need to shrink. Has felt on the sides so I recommend taping.
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I tinted one of these a couple months ago (2019 I believe). Did not remove the rear deck, headrests or pull any panels so it was definitely a little more challenging than your typical sedans. Overall it came out nice. The doors are tight so I cut almost exact with hardly any shifting. The rear window was the most challenging. I have done a handful in the past and have always cut around the brake light. This one happened to be for a Steeler player so I decided to go for it without cutting it out. It came out clean but in order to squeegee behind the light I had to press down on the deck lid while using the bulldozer. This particular one gave me just enough room for me to …
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Remove trim around opener on all doors. Remove star bit pop top of panel back cut 1/8” long front and rear. Back glass is easy shrink
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Be ready to pull a spoiler if you can't plot back window, doors are easy w sweeps removed, comes apart like a Bmw 1 t20 on back edge of door panel behind a very noticeable cover. Sweeps almost fall out
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Had one to do today and could not get the 1/4's to stay up when the top went down. It would be good if I could find a fuse or something to pull that controls these little buggers. They have no frame around them and it would look a whole lot better if I could tint them to the edge. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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I had a 2013 XJ-L last week which was impossible to get the headrests out and also could not get the seatback out for nothing. The brake light was so tight to the glass that water wouldn't even pass it, unless pushing down on it, in which it maybe moved an 1/8". Ended up cutting around that one. No light gaps but hate having the short-cut look on the outside. If any one knows how to get the seat back out of it so the deck can come out please reply. There's bound to be another one pulling in one day. This car didnt have a fold down seat appearance like the XF in my other recent post, which also didnt fold down without manually tripping the hidden latches. I successfully …
Last reply by Naples Tint Company, -
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Hey guys, i have a 2016 XE sedan booked in tomorrow, normally i pop or pull panels. Is there anything i need to be careful with? also will a hybrid metalised film be alright on rear window for antenna? my films are normally good for am and fm radio on other cars. anyone got links to pics of vids of door trim removal ? i will take photos as i go of anything i need to pull apart and i will update this thread but id love to see what im up against before i go poking around expensive trims Post Update- I popped the tops of trims back and masked up the felt for the doors, back window does not give a whole lot of space inside the car as window is on a big slope so i …
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2007 Jaguar XKR
by Guest Chris91Z28- 2 replies
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Pretty easy car overall. The rear wing windows were a little difficult, but that was it. Doors and rear hatch window were cake. Nice ride.
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Reach under the lower seat cushion to release. There will be several connectors to disconnect. Pull the 2 straps coming out from under the top section. Seat will tilt forward and pull out. You will have to remove all the side trim panels including the lower door jamb pieces. There will be 2 8 mm bolts holding the deck in on each side plus 3 clips at the front. Just loosen the bolts, you won't have to remove them all the way. You can see the black tabs on the bottom side of the deck.
Last reply by tint-factory clearbra, -
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Did 2 this week, doors are about as hard as the new BMW 7 but the PITA is the back glass. Third brake light is right up against the glass, but if you push on it you can just fit your Bulldozer in.
Last reply by jlmontec, -
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I am doing an R&R (crap part about gettin better than the others around here!) and this car will prob need the tray removed for cleaning purposes alone. The rear seats do not fold down like the 03 models. I am wondering if anyone knows how to get these suckers out. The thing is drivin me up the wall.
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Has anyone had trouble on the roll-ups with the lower seal catching the film on the bottom edge? I guess third times a charm...
Last reply by BM-TINT, -
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Never done a jaguar before. Anything I should be aware of? Plus I pull sweeps so do I have to pull whole door panel? Thanks
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2011 Jaguar XF
by Guest perfectdark- 6 replies
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I know the back window of the new Jaguar XF might be a bit tricky only because the centre brake light in the rear tray bulges out close enough to touch the glass. has anyone ever removed that rear tray? if so please let me know how youve done that, I'd hate to have to cut the brake light out of the window film. Thanks!
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2005 S-Type 1 2
by blade- 11 replies
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Very easy car to tint. Seals tuck easily. No need to pull panels. Although they do come off pretty easy. No need for deck removal. Jammer is enough to get behind the brake light. Alittle too tight for the bulldozer though. What's with all these new cars? Leave the key on for 20 minutes and the battery is dead. pieces of crap Might as well stick a charger on the battery while working on it. And the battery is in the trunk underneath the floorboard that folds up.
Last reply by hooli, -
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Any pointers on this bad boy? I did not see one thread started for this yr/model. I got one tomorrow, anything to worry spraying on the BG? computer, wires? thanks.
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Anyone done one? Any tips? I have one to do. Devil
Last reply by TomTint, -
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Just took delivery on the car and have to have it done overnight, I read the few posts on it and have a few questions How do you get the rear deck out? I am not seeing any typical ford clips for the bottom of the seat and am not seeing any hidden pull for the rear seats to fold down. So any tips or walkthroughs on removing the rear deck would be great. Also. Bottom sweeps on side doors look like a nightmare, I'm normally a panel puller but is there any tricks? If all else fails, i just tint the 1/4 rear windows thank you
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had a customer ask me to tint this car , told him i would have to get back to him , any issues i need to know about , how difficult is it ,
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Anyone done the new XFR? Water issues? We dont pull anything was just curious if any weird stuff to know about for tomorrow.
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There was a post with instructions on how to remove the rear deck on this generation-Just so you know, the rear seat on the 2012 I just did didn't have release cables to fold it down as some others. These have a very tight brake light, and hard plastic trim touching the bottom of the rear glass along the matrix so i wanted to remove the deck for a flawless install and no cutout. I looked in the owners manual and it clearly showed where to pull the releases, with no noted exceptions, but they weren't there. I searched some Jag forums and found out that starting in Model year 2012 only the XF-R is equipped with fold down. I was able to locate the latches, in the truck, at t…
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Anybody have experience with these? I have one to do Wednesday, I think the last one I could not figure out how to keep the 1/4 winders up with the top down. Also any issues with metal film?
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2013 XF
by Guest Mo Evo- 2 replies
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I don't tint a lot of Jags, so I have no idea what to expect. Can anyone give me tips or a heads up on this car?
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Jaguar 220 Race Car
by Guest monkeyboy- 0 replies
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Has anyone tinted one? Been asked to do windscreen and well all windows including the glass roof... Never heard of it. So I googled it and seems quite a car.
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1999 Jaguar XJ8
by Guest Effici-Tint- 1 reply
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Got a 1999 Jaguar XJ8 coming in today. Ive been tinting for myself and friends for 10+ years and just started full time about a month ago. So far haven't had many problems. Just wondering if theres anything about these cars I should know about. Thanks
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Jaguar x type 1 2 3
by Guest dustedu5- 27 replies
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Hi Im having a horrible time getting my rear window tinted because the deck on my jaguar x type 04 is to close to the window, is there any way I can remove that myself?
Last reply by Devil with bad attitude, -
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this car is georgous! doors simple,rear light ON the rear glass. yeh its supercharged!
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2004 JAGUAR TYPE-S 1 2
by Mdog- 13 replies
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the doors have rubber gaskets along the sides and the bottom seals are very soft and easily tucked. the backglass on the other hand is pretty curved, reminded me alot like shrinking the new style lincoln town car backglass, because of the amount of shrinking you have to do.
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2002 XKR Coupe
by Guest shadowline- 2 replies
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As per the title any issues, I know its a framless door, but is there any need to pull the panal, I seem to recall an issue of people saying its hard to get down below one of the weatherstrips? Any helpers? Also what size roll for the back glass?? Rear deck brakelight ok to slide behind? cant see any around to have a measure for the rear glass, Cheers Guys
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Jaguar XF 2008 1 2
by Guest simon weekes- 15 replies
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Hi Has anyone tinted the new XF Jag? The rear brake light is built into the rear, at first look I think I am going to take out rear seats and trim? Plaese help
Last reply by VIP tint + glass, -
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Anything to look for? PS I am not a panel puller, nor do I want to pull the rear deck.
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2010 Jaguar XKR?? 1 2
by Guest Tintkang- 11 replies
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has anyone done this car yet? I have one coming tomorrow morning, and was wondering how the back window is. since its a 2 door, im afraid it might be kind of tight down in there.
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r&r on '06 Jag XJ8?
by Guest WISEGUYSinc- 6 replies
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I need someones advice. I have this '06 Jag XJ8 here. The lady that dropped it off wants an R&R for the back glass. She just purchased the car, and said she thinks the film is causing the AM Radio to be a li'l fuzzy. She pointed out the 3 antenna lines above the defroster lines at the top of the back glass. So while driving it around to the garage I turned on the radio and the AM seems fine.. I mean just a little bit fuzzy but AM usually is. The FM sounded like HD radio, real clear. It seems like the AM is fine to me. What are some of you guys's take on this. Opinions are appreciated.
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98 XJR
by Guest obxtint- 2 replies
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I've got one on friday. Any tips? Panel removal? Rear deck? easy Shrinker? How tight is the rear rubber to the glass? like jeep cherokee tight?
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Rear deck on these is right against the glass. Too tight and fuzzy to leave in. Fold the rear seats down using the release in the trunk. To remove the back seat side panels slide your hand in on the left side of each panel. (inside of driver's side, outside of pass. side) Push in the clip at the bottom of the plastic anchor. (in the first picture) Then the panel pulls out enough to gain access to side bolts that hold on the deck. Then remove the bolts anchoring the child seat belt attachments. The side pillar panels pop off from the top and pull up and out. The clip I'm holding out (in the second picture) slides up and out for panel removal. It's kind of a ti…
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1986 Jag XJ6.....Gasket window?
by Guest darkdan- 2 replies
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I'm 90% sure the rear window is a gasket window with no painted border. Can anyone confirm either way?
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2006 XK Coupe
by Guest Rockabilly- 1 reply
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Door trims dont need to be removed. There is a plastic end cap on the door trim which pops off to reveal a screw. Take out this screw, and the top of the door panel can be pulled away from the door, and the rubber gasket comes out easy. The little quarter glass windows look harder than they really are, the rubber is soft and you can slide the tint in behind it for a clean looking install. Tried to remove the rubber totally, and even asked the Jag techs what we should do, but we tried it as-is and got a good result regardless. Rear window is a hatchback.
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Any tips on one of these? Basically I want to know if I should be scared? I heard it was one of these... and I cringed. Thanks for any help guys. Rich
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The back glass isn't laminated...9 windows...no space to work, no border. Can't remove any window...Somebody have an idea how $$$...may be 6-8hrs to get it done perfectly..?
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'91 XJ6
by Guest 2dark2C- 1 reply
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I have a 1991 XJ6 coming in this weekend and I have never done one, is there any tips anyone has on this car that will help me out?? THANKS!
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Air80 vs Stratos70 Windshield
Yeah that’s a very fair point to a degree I’m probably overthinking it. I don’t see really significant glare reduction until you get into much darker tint. Like you I think visibility for me is more important living in the country. I’ll probably see what the specs list the differences between 70% and 80% and then double check with the tinter as to what they recommend. Likely will end up with 70% with a strip along the top. Air80 seems to be much more popular, not sure if it’s due to performance or the difference in cost being so much more for the stratos. thank you -
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Air80 vs Stratos70 Windshield
Im in TX, plenty of of what you mentioned. While I do sit higher in an SUV, glare reduction is not improved much at all with what I have. My 80% is almost clear, not dark at all. With all tint, it adds a bit of reflectivity from the outside, which I notice makes it slightly harder to see from the outside looking in, in the form of a glare not darkness. At the end of the day, it's not permanent, it's only money! -
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Boat window tinting tips
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Boat window tinting tips
The answer is to not heat that area too much so that you leave some slack in the film for when you get it to the inside. Also cut your pattern a little large so that you can trim a thread off the edges after shrinking to not have a furled edge. After you do a few of those you'll figure out how much to leave/trim to not have any light gaps. Also I'll leave a hardcard wrapped in a microfiber in the bottom overnight to collect water and keep pressure on the film while it dries. Sometimes you can take the top rail off the glass if the jackwagon boat builder didn't put too much pressure on the glass package when it was installed. If you pull the rail off of a tight package it's a pita to get back on, looking like it could crack the whole time. Congrats on getting it done. I've seen plenty that couldn't, which is why I price them like I do.- 1
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Boat window tinting tips
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