Avalanche B/W's

[Guest FastBackJack]

I used to hate these things because of the hard plastic and those dumb ass defroster leads, but I was mess'n with one the other day and found something pretty cool.

Normaly I would just cut a slit or gap and hide it behind the lead. But that sucked because you always saw it, it was hard to clean back there, and hard to get all the water out from behind. With the last one I took a small screwdriver and popped the lead clasp off of the frame. Then it swiveled out of the way. I cut a whole out for the attached area then cut a slit along the large defoster area (where it would not be noticed). When installing I seperated the film at the slit and fit that over the whole lead. Squeejed it out and it looked sweet.

This might be old news, but I thought I would share.

[Guest FastBackJack]

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[Guest Zrok]

SWEET

[BIG E]

Looks great I appreciate the heads up.

[Guest Meff]

Very nice

[Mdog]

if I ever get another one I will give it a whirl. I have only tinted one to date.

[Guest tintgod]

nice tip .....I still just pop it off and touch saldering iron and the whole thing comes off..then attatch it back on....but that is me. :booga

[Guest CloudWalker]

I tinted an avalanche today and when the picked it up he said the gauges wernt working, like the tac speedometer fuel gauge, any ideas?