Cutting corners on flat glass

[DGr33n]

What is the best way to cut the corners when installing on flat glass. I had a small residential job today and the bottom windows were really deep. It was hard to get a good clean cut in the corners where the film bunches up. Any suggestions?

[Roach]

Are you cutting free-hand or with a hardcard?

[DGr33n]

Are you cutting free-hand or with a hardcard?

I like to cut free hand. I've used a hard card and a 5 way before but just felt more comfortable free hand.

[Devil with bad attitude]

Work your way into the corners by taking smaller amounts of the overhang off.

[callwild]

Have a look here

http://www.tintdude.com/forum/index.php/topic/40712-cornering-flat-glass/

[TomTint]

Have as little overlap as possible and when you push the film into the corners with your finger, do it outside of the actual glass area. This will make the crease( if there is one) on the area of film that gets cut off

[Tint Eastwood]

What is the best way to cut the corners when installing on flat glass............Any suggestions?

[coast2coasttinting]

What is the best way to cut the corners when installing on flat glass............Any suggestions?

Be sure you only cut the film with that, and don't score the glass.

[TintJunkie]

Diagonally cut the corner of the film off and push it into the corner of the window.

[Tint Eastwood]

What is the best way to cut the corners when installing on flat glass............Any suggestions?

Be sure you only cut the film with that, and don't score the glass.

It also doubles as my bottle opener, as seen here....

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Jiox6wVkRsY