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Guest VaTinterPMan

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Ok I tinted the 04 sentra this afternoon on sunday wow I hate those 1/4 windows everything else was cake. How do those windows come out for the next one I get to make my life easier. I tried like twice on each one to get a decent enough job but that was a whole stress trest to me. Any help please on removing those windows?

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I've never had a problem doing those. So I don't know how to remove them. If you can nail that rear window on that car, I can't believe the 1/4's give you a hard time.What was the problem exactly?

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last one I did I used the Wire Idea on it worked great. But Yes that Little Bastard has a Bit of a Curve to it. But I cut it out then Place it on the Glass wall and Make a Finger on the front edge and shrink a little and works great. But the Wire Idea Also helped with Cleaner Install

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taking out quarter windows are cake, you can search it on this site if you want

on top molding of the door if you remove that there is a screw there,

after removing the panel, there is 1 or 2 10mm bolts, take those out, the bar comes or slides out, quearter glass out!

but, im able to do those with no problems :lol6

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I 've done several of those little bast**** . it seems that the 1/4 's vary vehicle to vehicle , some a little easier some not as easy . That back glass is straight gravy , no r & r , easy to one piece with powder , glue the top and done , slightly harder if you wet shrink !

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Yeah the back windows was gravy I didnt have a problem with that 20 mins dry shrink with the mdog method. Then I worked my way up to the quarter glass and there were just a bitch. I didnt have any wire on me unfort. but I am going to end taking those out if they are all like that. the finger I had running on that 1/4 win was about 5 tall. and just a pain in the azz

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Yeah the back windows was gravy I didnt have a problem with that 20 mins dry shrink with the mdog method. Then I worked my way up to the quarter glass and there were just a bitch. I didnt have any wire on me unfort. but I am going to end taking those out if they are all like that. the finger I had running on that 1/4 win was about 5 tall. and just a pain in the azz

did u try shrinking it?

works for me without pullung the glass . :lol6

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