Reverse Curve...is it possible???

[HoLlYwOoD]

My dad has a 66 Mercury Monterey he has been bugging me about tinting. The windows I can tell are going to be a PITA. All of them have chrome moldings at the top of the windows but thats not my problem. Problem is the glass instead of rounding out, it rounds inwards. Is there any way you can tint it? and if so what technique would be the best way to go about it? I'll try and post a picture of it.

[Guest Zrok]

some have had luck w/ shrinking it from the inside, others would do a wet shrink from the outside with caution..

I've done visor strips on RV windshields and shrunk/cut/applied them on the inside.

many here have done the old school el camino's as well..

YMMV

[TomTint]

I used to shrink on the inside all the time. Heat it, slam it down ( real quick ) and move on. Good luck

[Slick]

Yes it's possible. And yes you can do it on the outside. How? I could tell you, but then I would have to kill you.

[tint123]

I was able to do my 94 T-Bird where it is a reverse curve at the bottom, no fun, but it can be done.

[TintJunkie]

Look through the tinted car pics. There is a pic of one that someone on here did...ask them.

[Slick]

actually, that car doesnt look to bad really. Have you tried laying film on it?

[Guest scottydosnntkno]

actually, that car doesnt look to bad really. Have you tried laying film on it?

I would be more worried about the trim around the glass than the curves itself. That, and it being tight inside

[TintJunkie]

actually, that car doesnt look to bad really. Have you tried laying film on it?

I would be more worried about the trim around the glass than the curves itself. That, and it being tight inside

Mmmmmm...the way I like it.

Or, thats what she said...

[Guest scottydosnntkno]

actually, that car doesnt look to bad really. Have you tried laying film on it?

I would be more worried about the trim around the glass than the curves itself. That, and it being tight inside

Mmmmmm...the way I like it.

Or, thats what she said...