bmw 3 series coupe

[Guest goldtooth]

hell seen it twice,still wear the scars!! ok here it goes,tinted a bmw m3 , job well done, customer leaves happy,even left a tip, comes back 2 weeks after complaining about 2 dots, so the shop owner says we will redo the window, so I rip the 3m cs 35 off the window,now I'm removing the glue on the glass, got all off except for the glue thats between the glass and the door molding, took my knife got it in there taking the glue off ,I put my hand on the top of the 'no frame window' and pushed back on it, big mistake, the window shattered into pieces ,glass all over the shop, pieces shot into my arm, hand to have surgery done to remove 4 pieces that were shot into my arm.(that cost a pretty penny,for surgery and to the customer).thats #1 then I tinted same car 1 year later for a shop in queens ny, the owner said the customer is very 4|\|4L, that he would not like " whatever, so he removes the tint, tint it himself, finishes the window, gets a finger at the bottom, pushes back on the top of the window and poppp goes the glass.So tinters beware

[running free]

Could it be laminated

[Guest goldtooth]

Could it be laminated

maybe bro, but you can't put pressure on the top of those windows, thats not a problem for panel pullers

[Guest darkdan]

Sounds like it sits on metal.

Laminated wouldn't shatter and throw glass into people's arms.

[Guest Crackz]

I use a red devil on them I try not to push

[Guest Olfablade]

Those rubbers can be tucked, and then you wouldn't need to mess with pushing on the glass

[Guest Tint Technology]

hell seen it twice,still wear the scars!! ok here it goes,tinted a bmw m3 , job well done, customer leaves happy,even left a tip, comes back 2 weeks after complaining about 2 dots, so the shop owner says we will redo the window, so I rip the 3m cs 35 off the window,now I'm removing the glue on the glass, got all off except for the glue thats between the glass and the door molding, took my knife got it in there taking the glue off ,I put my hand on the top of the 'no frame window' and pushed back on it, big mistake, the window shattered into pieces ,glass all over the shop, pieces shot into my arm, hand to have surgery done to remove 4 pieces that were shot into my arm.(that cost a pretty penny,for surgery and to the customer).thats #1 then I tinted same car 1 year later for a shop in queens ny, the owner said the customer is very 4|\|4L, that he would not like " whatever, so he removes the tint, tint it himself, finishes the window, gets a finger at the bottom, pushes back on the top of the window and poppp goes the glass.So tinters beware

Ouch, hope you healed OK Mate, luckily we still have free hospitals in the UK (how long for, who knows?)

With those frameless windows you can trick them up by clicking the door catch around a couple of clicks, this lifts the glass into the 'closed door position' You probably knew this but it wasn't evident in your thread, if not hope it helps in the future, if you did, you won't be doing it again

[tinterluigi]

maybe bro, but you can't put pressure on the top of those windows, thats not a problem for panel pullers

[Guest S and S]

That sucks!! Thanks for the warning!

[Guest allprotinter]

Maybe you shouldn't of had that second bowl of Wheaties.