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Help! Rolled down the driver window 1/2 way

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February 20, 2005 in Window Tinting - General Discussion

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dbdreams

Posted February 21, 2005

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Posted February 21, 2005

I agree with what you guys said but sometimes if the rubber has been tucked down it truly will act as a squeegee an push water to the middle of the window where at first may not appear to be a problem only later it may hinder the proper drying process. I try to press out as much as possible but I have seen this happen.

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Posted February 21, 2005

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Posted February 21, 2005

if you didnt hear a bunch of CRUNCHING AND CRINKLING sounds when you did it you will be OK. the main thing to worry about is the film hanging on the gasket at the top of the door panel or top corners of the window when you roll it back up. if its not peeling off it will be OK.

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