windshield strip

[Guest pAiNtBaLlEr88]

Awesome, thanks TD that clears some things up for me.

[TintDude]

I think I'm going to give myself a TOTW for that one

[Guest pAiNtBaLlEr88]

Go for it. Actually, I was thinking the same thing just before you posted that.

[Guest tintjob@yahoo]

Thanks TD.

FX, so you need to cut the tint a little differently when doing a visor on the newer, modern cars since they have a factory curve to them? Annnd, I'm guessing if it is curved and the visor is big enough, you'd have to wet shrink the film first before installing?

[*]243525

you dont have to cut the factory edge at all, just measure down from the roof line on each corner to make sure both sides are the same length from the roof line to the bottom of the eyebrow and cut the top edge from the roll and then trim the top.... the factory edge will lay out to a "curve" on the glass...... and its not something that specific for a modern vehicle, I just think the "sleekness" of the look caters to the newer stream lined cars, the cut that TD is referring to looks better, in my opinion, on muscle cars and trucks

[Guest tintjob@yahoo]

sounds like a co- TOTW to me

[blade]

TD, have you ever tried just layin' the film over the tape and running your blade along the edge of it? Rather than using the freezer paper?

[TintDude]

I haven't tried that, I think the blade would wander into the tape

[blade]

I haven't tried that, I think the blade would wander into the tape

[*]243565

rookie

[BIG E]

I haven't tried that, I think the blade would wander into the tape :inot

[*]243565

rookie

[*]243575

:inot

[TintDude]