Easier to cut b/g with dark film

windowtintee · February 9, 2009

windowtintee · February 9, 2009

Btw, custy had a 1988 Pontiac 6000.

Only 41,000 original miles!

obi wan folie · February 10, 2009

Nice idea with the freezer paper! :ditto

Ryker · February 10, 2009

If you take an old liner and make a pattern outline to cut you can see to make the lines and then cut the film from that.

I am not sure the cost of freezer paper, but I know most anything like that is not cheap......

A scrap liner is free! The time you are taking to put that paper on the window would be about the same or even more than it takes to make the "pattern" with a liner and sharpie!

windowtintee · February 10, 2009

If you take an old liner and make a pattern outline to cut you can see to make the lines and then cut the film from that.
I am not sure the cost of freezer paper, but I know most anything like that is not cheap......

A scrap liner is free! The time you are taking to put that paper on the window would be about the same or even more than it takes to make the "pattern" with a liner and sharpie!

I don't usually keep my liners. I will use a back glass liner for the car's side windows though (if it's big enough). I use freezer paper ever so often to make patterns for side glass. This Pontiac was a perfect example!- The roll-ups were taller than the back glass, and the rears shifted and the fronts had a mirror with a crazy overlap of the front edge