Nissan Rogue

January 30, 2011

i always over shrink and my heat gun never ever see's the inside of any door

Jayz81 · January 30, 2011

I burnt a panel on the 2 door maxima when it first came out . Lesson learned . You are right, and its like it just disintegrates right before your eyes. That panel cost me 8 bills, cause it had only been out like 3 weeks.The car was so new , the customer had to wait like a month to get his panel. Now, if I ever have a prob, the panels coming off.

coast2coasttinting · January 30, 2011

as it may be quicker to tint door with door panels on. most newer cars are just getting easier to remove the door panels. I think i can remove the Door panel from a newer nissan or toyota in about 5 mins flat. Just watch unplugging the switches on some of these new cars you may have to reprogram a window switch if it loses memory.

Pyramids · February 1, 2011

Spend an extra 5 mins and pop the lil fockers and never burn any thing ever again.

thats the best way to solve that problem

easy removal. :thumb

TintJunkie · February 1, 2011

I burnt a panel on the 2 door maxima when it first came out . Lesson learned . You are right, and its like it just disintegrates right before your eyes. That panel cost me 8 bills, cause it had only been out like 3 weeks.The car was so new , the customer had to wait like a month to get his panel. Now, if I ever have a prob, the panels coming off.

I wanna see one of those! I wonder why they would call it the 4DSC (4 door sports car) if it comes with 2 doors... :lol2

Never burned a panel on a Rogue, and Ive done a plethera of them. The only door I occasionally have a finger on is the back doors. I recommend not pulling them back, as you will almost certainly have to remove the panel to get it back on. There is a hook on the panel that will slide out when you pull it back, but wont go back in when you try to pop it back...so just take it off completely.

The ///Man · February 1, 2011

I burnt a panel on the 2 door maxima when it first came out . Lesson learned . You are right, and its like it just disintegrates right before your eyes. That panel cost me 8 bills, cause it had only been out like 3 weeks.The car was so new , the customer had to wait like a month to get his panel. Now, if I ever have a prob, the panels coming off.

I wanna see one of those! I wonder why they would call it the 4DSC (4 door sports car) if it comes with 2 doors...

Guessing Altima, haha

Rogue is easy , shrink it before the install.

JRock10 · February 1, 2011

Any thoughts of using a hair dryer instead of a heat gun on the inside? takes a little longer, but it does the trick1

Jayz81 · February 1, 2011

I burnt a panel on the 2 door maxima when it first came out . Lesson learned . You are right, and its like it just disintegrates right before your eyes. That panel cost me 8 bills, cause it had only been out like 3 weeks.The car was so new , the customer had to wait like a month to get his panel. Now, if I ever have a prob, the panels coming off.

I wanna see one of those! I wonder why they would call it the 4DSC (4 door sports car) if it comes with 2 doors...

Never burned a panel on a Rogue, and Ive done a plethera of them. The only door I occasionally have a finger on is the back doors. I recommend not pulling them back, as you will almost certainly have to remove the panel to get it back on. There is a hook on the panel that will slide out when you pull it back, but wont go back in when you try to pop it back...so just take it off completely.

LOL. Sorry, it was a 2 door ALTIMA . Thanks for the correction . Too many cars, and now every model is running together. Like the ford charger , or the chevy focus. LMAO. Those panels will really melt before your eyes though.

Jayz81 · February 1, 2011

A 2 door Maxima would look hot though. Somebody photoshop it please. :dunno

nctinter · February 1, 2011

1. Most of the new Nissans door panels will do this. I have done it on the Altima and 370Z...ouch!!!! So it doesn't surprise me the Rogue is the same. I hardly ever heat on the inside but a touch usually doesn't hurt. Well these panels will not handle just a couple seconds of heat.

2. I do probably 75 Rogues a month and do not shrink any window on them except the back. They are pretty flat. Very rarely do I have a finger pop up. I think though in the cold weather it is a good idea to take the extra time to shrink them. I love doing these, especially the all clear ones, such cake!

Off topic a little bit, we just got some new design Nissan Quests. I'll be tinting one today and reporting...