Light for cutting back windows. Sunroofs etc!?

[Balzyone]

Just a thought, How about those springy shower curtain rods between the B posts and then clip a light onto that??

[coast2coasttinting]

i use a sabre too. works great on back glasses, but you can also hang it from the pilars to cut a sunstrip as well. For car with dark interiors i have 2 pieces of poster board i place in the back deck to brighten up the area around the lower back window.

[gabby70]

i bought one of these from the mac tools truck. comes in handy at time

the sabre

How well does it fit up in the rear deck? I've been thinking about getting something similar.

its actually about 4 feet long. i hang it from door to door. havent used it for a real dark film on a back glass but i done 3 visors on work vans in 5% worked pretty well for me. the handles on the ends twist so you can adjust the light to your desire.

[LB55]

i tried the sabre light but it was too large for the backwindows! i know the snap on guy is tired of me exchanging lights. lol

[Ryker]

I have had use of a light like that sabre, but it just didn't fill the back glass with light as well as I would like.

One of the best lights I have used was the craftsman twin bulb, 26 watt, light. It made a nice amount of light and was big enough to cast it around.

I just just a 13 watt fluorescent drop light and move it a couple times....

Someone needs to make that flexible LED rope light....would be awesome.

[tint123]

What would be the smallest rear window that you would typically work with ?

I've got a couple of ideas, but will have to tinker with them, just a thought, 50-50 that it might work, too hard to describe.

[Guest toeknee22]

Hey guys, ive used a smaller version of the typical 500 watt work light that has a triagle base it stands on or an optional spring loaded clamp and the light is adjustable its only 150 watt, biggest issue i seen was the shadow it cast on the window so your cut line site may be a little off. Napa has a under hood light that is a cordless rechargable led light stick similar to sabre. it has a spring loaded rod with hooks on the end plus you can inclip the light from the rod, it is very light weight and easy to handle one handed. just a thought. i will try to find either a part # or name. thanks for looking.

[Twisted Tinter]

craftsman shop light for me.

[Guest 4 114M4]

cram white paper or a piece of PPF backing at the bottom of the window and then use whatever light. works like a charm.

[Guest tdmillet]

i use a high thread count white sheet with a light under it. it works great and also covers the rear deck.