setting tools on cars

[BIG E]

Dont put @#$% on the paint, just the glass you will have less headaches in the future!

[Guest High Octane Tinting]

Dont put @#$% on the paint, just the glass you will have less headaches in the future!

I try not to put anything on the glass either, just keeps me in the habit.

[tint bandit]

Squeegee is sooo right Micro is a good idea,,but without a lubricant between the paint and ragg it still will scratch a dirty car..its called micro scratches like you will get when washing your car...It would be better in my opinion to lay a big micro towel thats slightly damp anywhere your going to be laying items if you cant get out of the habit just to be on safe side Walmart sells them now for 7.00 20by30 if I remember right Most time you want see the scratching until the sun hits it just right

[Guest thetintshop]

customers complain about the water streaks on the door panels. that should tell you setting tools on the car is a dumb idea.

[Guest Meff]

I keep my stuff on the bench and I do not lay anything on someone else's vehicle.

[Guest High Octane Tinting]

customers complain about the water streaks on the door panels. that should tell you setting tools on the car is a dumb idea.

I use pro-shine on the door panels when I'm done, its an aeresol that gives it back a factory finish, not a "shine", takes all of 30 seconds, works great.

[Guest S and S]

I covered the bottom of my spray bottle with a microfiber towel and I put it wherever I want. I haven't had any problems, yet.

except for it sliding off and making a big dent in it somewhere!

[Guest S and S]

pro-shine? Never heard of it!

[BIG E]

customers complain about the water streaks on the door panels. that should tell you setting tools on the car is a dumb idea.

I use pro-shine on the door panels when I'm done, its an aeresol that gives it back a factory finish, not a "shine", takes all of 30 seconds, works great.

I trash bag my door pannels because of this. Did the front two on a 04 Tahoe today for a friend and he was inpressed with this small extra step!

[RICHat22]

Right after I started tinting I laid a metal ruler on a car and it slid down the hatch and scratched the trunk, I learned real quick about putting stuff on cars.

what were you doing with a metal ruler?