Doing an alero

[Guest darkdan]

The drama just follows me.

Well this is TWICE he's postponed.

I think I'll remove the little thingy for a cleaner install (and just to spite those that don't). Those are the sort of tips I look for. That and the gap check on the back. But I usually don't have gapping problems.

Anyone know how to remove the rear deck? Or is it not in the way at all?

[TintWizard]

Removal not nessesary ...black all the way around

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[tintnfool]

Seems the speakers are in the way for getting your hand back in with a normal sqeege or card. Might need a slammer or something of the like wrapped in a towel if I remember correctly. Hard to remember sometimes, most things you just do without thinking after a while and becomes 2nd nature.

[TintWizard]

Seems the speakers are in the way for getting your hand back in with a normal sqeege or card.  Might need a slammer or something of the like wrapped in a towel if I remember correctly.  Hard to remember sometimes, most things you just do without thinking after a while and becomes 2nd nature.

[*]248248

Correct you are tintnfool ! A slammer is what I used to use until the "Side Swiper" came out...does a great job with firmer pressure...either extension tool will do fine

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Bulldozer kicks azz too

[Guest darkdan]

Good, got the side swiper. I love that thing.

Now I just need the car! I hate customers sometimes.

[tintnfool]

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[tintnfool]

And if you ask me, the slammer was a good idea but it needs to be 3-4 inches longer with a squeegee tip, like the 'dozer, to eliminate towel wrapping.