Changing 'shaved' window to 'micro-edge'?

[Guest Wade33Zo]

Is there any way to change a shaved window into a micro-edge window...meaning actual cutting the film down to a micro-edge? Thanks!

[Guest haroldshouseoftint]

yep, but ya need to be kinda steady with the blade why would you want to? if you say because it's peeling, it wasn't shaved right

[Guest TINTING AZ]

YOU CAN GET A GLASS FILE N FILE THE GLASS DOWN ABOUT 1/16 OF AN IJ/K NCH OR FREE HAND IT

[Guest willie]

YOU CAN GET A GLASS FILE N FILE THE GLASS DOWN ABOUT 1/16 OF AN IJ/K NCH OR FREE HAND IT

whats up with the cap locks all the time

[Guest haroldshouseoftint]

whats up with the cap locks all the time

I'm starting to wonder if one of the 55's moved to AZ

[Guest willie]

I'm starting to wonder if one of the 55's moved to AZ

I don't know where Mdog found him in that hole

[TintWizard]

no one has helped him out of the well yet

[Guest rcjello]

44tools has a small tool that puts a 1/16th or and 1/8th inch gap on the top of the window if it's shaved. no need for a steady hand. its a small metal block with a groove and a place for a razor blade. all you do is slide the tool over the top and run it along the window.

[Guest Key West]

Is there any way to change a shaved window into a micro-edge window...meaning actual cutting the film down to a micro-edge? Thanks!

Why on earth would you do that?  There is either a gap, or no gap. The tool described from 44tools will leave about 1/16th of an inch gap, hardly a MICRO edge.