Lift and Pull Beetle

[Booms]

Had a scrap piece of film laying around and a New Beetle in My bay so I decided to try it out!

My nemesis......

Thats alot to shrink...

Hey, this aint to bad...

This is where it got tricky...

Top was easy compared to the bottom... literally took Me three minutes to complete the top. :inot

So I singed the bottom, but the top layed smooth...better luck next time I hope!

[Guest tintgod]

shift the film down and cut that bad part off.

[Guest thatsnappyguy]

this car is deff a milestone to any tinter

[Tint Artist]

this car is deff a milestone to any tinter

The Beetle back window is definitly a pain! The 2 dr Stratus back glass and the late 90s Eclipse back glass seems like it tests my patience more!...........Like guest said if you burn the bottom just slide it down and cut off the bad part then shrink the top!

[Booms]

shift the film down and cut that bad part off.

Thats funny...the simplest things You never think of, turns out to be a solution....thanks TG!

[Graviteesfx]

Not bad. Shifting the film would make it installable. Although I think the side anchors are too thick. I would cut the film to the end of the glass and use a thinner anchor. That would give the film more room to move around.

[TINT]

those things are a piece of cake with the right film

[Tint Artist]

Not bad. Shifting the film would make it installable. Although I think the side anchors are too thick. I would cut the film to the end of the glass and use a thinner anchor. That would give the film more room to move around.

I agree! Make your anchors on the side just a little bit smaller and it will be much easier to shrink!

[Mr paladin]

Lift and pull That is the only way I can shrink those dam things.

[Booms]

Like I said, this was the first time trying the lift and pull. Was fun just dickin' around with it. I usually do them dry shrinking. Yeah there hard, but not impossible. I was just having a little fun in some spare time. Thanks for the anchoring tips!