01 Range Rover

Protint · January 8, 2004

I do them like lightspeeds explained. The front door I remove the rubber like on the bug. The rear doors I just tinted with no seal removal. As far as the rear window I removed the trim that held the brake light, it seemed kinda tight and didn't want to take a chance at contamination. I will try to tint it without removing it next time.

oldtinter · January 8, 2004

Lightspeeds is right..Especially about the SOFT GLASS!!!! Don't blade the door glass!

January 9, 2004

Had no problems, came out great, customer was happy, got the film way back to the edge of glass like the guy wanted. Thanks for all the tips.

Protint · January 9, 2004

You go BOY

January 9, 2004

Managed to tint it without pulling any rubbers. Was able easily slide the film behind the felt rubber, no creasing, or contamination. Beetles are tighter than these are. Owner loved it, and he's bringing in his other range rover. Must suck to be rich.

January 9, 2004

One other thing, take a look at the glass and if it is --- glass, be a little careful because on some of the older Rovers, the --- glass is very soft and can easily be scratched with your Olfa Blade.
Good luck.

The glass has improved over those of days gone by?

I still advise razor blade care on all Land Rover products... is this outdated info I am giving? :lol :mad

oldtinter · January 9, 2004

The newer ones seem OK, but I always test a small corner. You can tell instantly if it's the bad stuff. I've also seen bad lof and ppg replacement glass, not bladable. It's like running fingernails on the chalkboard when you run across one, a distinct feel. :shock

January 28, 2010

The newer ones seem OK, but I always test a small corner. You can tell instantly if it's the bad stuff. I've also seen bad lof and ppg replacement glass, not bladable. It's like running fingernails on the chalkboard when you run across one, a distinct feel.

I'll take u up on that ////

January 28, 2010

I take the door glass out on these, once you've removed the felt seals its just 2 clips and a couple of screws and the glass lifts right out, and it lets you get the 1/4 light on the rear door out and pop it out its rubber, factory look every time

January 28, 2010

I take the door glass out on these, once you've removed the felt seals its just 2 clips and a couple of screws and the glass lifts right out, and it lets you get the 1/4 light on the rear door out and pop it out its rubber, factory look every time

f'n hell Scott your 4 years too late LMFAO :nope