2002 firebird back glass

bamh5 · May 3, 2011

so i was suppose to tint a fire bird back glass today. didnt have to shrink the bottom half, i shrunk a little of the top half. went to install it and the bottom kept curling and wouldnt stick? anyone know a trick to get the tint to stick to the window there? i did one before about a year ago and had no problem. using (suntek carbon film)

Mdog · May 3, 2011

Try pulling back the film as far as you need to and flush it with straight water. That will make that bitch stick. Got to be careful though.

bamh5 · May 3, 2011

think i used to much soap in my solution?

bamh5 · May 4, 2011

no one? i know this topic has been done before but im not having a problem making it..i couldnt get it to stick on the bottom corners?

:spit

twotint · May 4, 2011

use two and push out to the corner and hold it there. I would use less soap and maybe a little heat on the outside if someone is there to run the heat gun. Same thing happened to me on the last one I did.

coast2coasttinting · May 4, 2011

a soft 5 way card wrapped with paper towel always worked for me while having someone heat the outside. Hold at the last little bit for a couple seconds then push the last inch or so down. :spit

Mainly watch not to let the film hit the shocks on the way in. Oh and I assume the part about it being a 2002 firebird was a mistake. They stopped making those cars in 98 99, but you must be talking about the mid 80's to early 90's firebird anyway. :beer

August 5, 2011

a soft 5 way card wrapped with paper towel always worked for me while having someone heat the outside. Hold at the last little bit for a couple seconds then push the last inch or so down.
Mainly watch not to let the film hit the shocks on the way in. Oh and I assume the part about it being a 2002 firebird was a mistake. They stopped making those cars in 98 99, but you must be talking about the mid 80's to early 90's firebird anyway.