fitting widow tints

[Guest philly uk]

hi all,

I have a nissan primera P11-144 in the uk year 2000, I`m fitting dark smoke tints to the rear and I`m stopped in my tracks! when I roll out the film it is creased on the side that fits on to the window, I`m sorta getting I`ve had three attempts and have been forced to stop. I ve tried heating the crease up and get it out and I`m left with a line, can I get the crease out?

does this mean the roll is fooked

any advice would be helpful. thanks

[Guest 1PEECBARETTA]

take it to a pro

[Guest Crackz]

take it to the local tint shop in your area the end result it will come out right and it will cost less than you doing it your on your third try already for 1 window its gonna get costly at some point

[Mdog]

Personally as a PRO, If I unrolled my film and it looked like that I would throw it away.

Tinting paper needs to be free and clear of defects from the start if you want to have any chance of making it look good.

[Guest CajunTinter]

That film looks like it's got a sheet metal imprint on it... :thumb

[Guest philly uk]

I was so wanting to do it my self so were looking at a pro job then boo hoo1 better save my pennies up then, thanks guys your all stars

[Mr paladin]

Personally as a PRO, If I unrolled my film and it looked like that I would throw it away.

[Guest naughtydog]

It's been rolled with the liner in instead of out, the liner can seperate from the film a little.

[Fiveofeen]

Good to see your goin to a pro now, research a good shop. There are plenty to find on here through the shop locater