squeaky windows

[Guest haroldshouseoftint]

are you aware that there are a set of two on each window?

there is another seal about 1/4 to 1/2 inch below the top seal, I just did a strip and tint on an IS300 Lexus and I pop the top of the panel back on those, and the lower seal was 1/2 tucked and 1/2 untucked

doh

[TINTZEUS]

are you aware that there are a set of two on each window?

1peece saves the day...

[BIG E]

anyone ever had this problem got a new altima that just came back cause here window is squeeking

she said she has a cousin that does this kinda stuff that said she should have me replace the tint make sense to anyone else cause doesnt make any to me

help what should I do

I recently tinted a Suburban and had the same problem, I rolled the window down and sprayed some silicone spray lube on the rear vertical gasket and that fixed the problem!

[Guest streetsounds]

are you aware that there are a set of two on each window?

yea

deffinatly did not know that

[Guest streetsounds]

so do I pull the panel of to get it up then cause I usually dont pull em

[Guest CajunTinter]

so do I pull the panel of to get it up then cause I usually dont pull em

[Protint]

make sure the lower gasket is not bent and stuck down.

beat me to it. If you tuck your seals sometimes the lower gasket will not full untuck itself when you roll the window up and it causes a squeekee sound.

[Guest 1PEECBARETTA]

so do I pull the panel of to get it up then cause I usually dont pull em

It may help out a great deal more to pull the panel.Also, use a little heat or steam to get the lower gasket to go back to it's original shape.

[Guest VaTinterPMan]

With those that have like 2 gaskets at the bottom do you get the tint under both or just the top one cause when I see some of those it looks like the one under the top one really doesnt touch the glass. So I have never bothered to get the tint under the second unless I pull the panell.

[Guest haroldshouseoftint]

With those that have like 2 gaskets at the bottom do you get the tint under both or just the top one cause when I see some of those it looks like the one under the top one really doesnt touch the glass. So I have never bothered to get the tint under the second unless I pull the panell.

different tinters do different things, I run all my door glasses at least 1/4 to 1/2 ' below the rubber so never a chance of peeling