My first 1 piece!!

[Guest Peja43916]

I just wanted to let everyone know that today I did my first 1 piece back window on my girlfriend's 98 Honda Civic sedan and had it not been for this forum I would not have had the confidence or know-how to even try it. I used Mdog's soap method and it came out great!! I did have a problem with the reverse roll , but I'm sure that just takes practice. I also realize that this back window was not that hard and I am sure I will run across alot of window's that will give me a very hard time, but anyways I just wanted to say thanks to everyone on this board who have posted tips and methods with tinting.

[Guest Al-tint]

You always remember your first piece.

[Naples Tint Company]

hahaha yes and it always is a little awkward the first time

[Guest Jason]

leaves you with a great sense of accomplishment dont it.

way to go

[Guest Peja43916]

leaves you with a great sense of accomplishment dont it.

Yes it does.

[Guest Al-tint]

I was not talking about tint.

[Tintologist]

The reverse roll is over-rated any how.......

[Guest Peja43916]

The reverse roll is over-rated any how.......

Is there a better way to do it without trying to handle that big O' piece of tint without reverse-rolling?

[TINT]

The reverse roll is over-rated any how.......

Is there a better way to do it without trying to handle that big O' piece of tint without reverse-rolling?

[*]276788

I thin some people on here lay or carry the film in half? but seems you got the right idea of reverse rolling, keep trying and you'll get the hang of it. good luck dude

[Guest metint]

The reverse roll is over-rated any how.......

Is there a better way to do it without trying to handle that big O' piece of tint without reverse-rolling?

[*]276788

The reverse roll does not work fo every back glass, however, once mastered it can be a life saver in terms of no contamination.

For tighter spots there's always the double reverse roll or scroll method... the fold over, the S-fold or the frankenstein... to Git 'er Done...