Frameless Rollups

[LickMyTints]

Tinters,

What is the best technique or process for cutting frameless rollups? I have cut on the outside but upon installing, the film does not lineup correctly on the inside. Have anyone tried cutting frameless rollups on the inside???

I have done a search, but to no avail..........

[Devil with bad attitude]

Tinters,

What is the best technique or process for cutting frameless rollups? I have cut on the outside but upon installing, the film does not lineup correctly on the inside. Have anyone tried cutting frameless rollups on the inside???

I have done a search, but to no avail..........

[*]392462

Do it all the time with cars like the Subarus.

But then again I have the trims off. It takes about 45 seconds per door to remove.

Devil

[Guest NokTint]

I used to cut on the outside, then trim sides about a mil on each side. slip on and leave micro gap at top. I trim side of rubbers. comes out all good. I think im gonna start filing.

[Guest willie]

shave them

[big money]

They make a tool for cutting a straight edge, but the gap is about a 1/8 inch, or 3.175mm for you metric guys. I did not like that wide of an edge, so I made my own tool to cut a smaller gap. None of my customers complain, go figure.

[LickMyTints]

I mean I cut out my patterns, but at the end I have to shave the edges. There's got to be an easier way, techinique, or process where you shouldn't have to shave. Any pros wanny share the technique w/o shaving the edges???

[Guest Beeline]

OLD SCHOOL.... (passenger side) line up the bottom. cut the left edge using the glass edge. cut right side. move film from left to right just enough where you can see daylight. tack into place. cut top using the glass edge. should be perfect fit.

[Guest tint rookie]

frameless are the easiest, cut em like the rest and file the edges = no gap at all.

[Guest TINTINGCOWBOY]

I slip side to side,or shift one way,I always line up the curve after so I can see.I like to shave windows when I have time,about shifting I analyze the rubbersfirst,there is another way for all side glassesput the pattern on the interior overlap the edges on the outside extend youre blade long and scribe on the rubber cut on board.hi expert,miss you.

[Guest imfear44]

beeline is right perfect fit every time,sometimes old school is best