tint paper tip 47.50

[Mdog]

you know those old ford f150 and 250 slider windows with the hard plastic around the sides where its damn near impossible to not get a light gap? I used my torch the other day to heat my knife blade and I trimmed the plastic on the inside like a hot knife through butter. it works really good.

[blade]

yep...I learned that from tintgod years ago on here. he'd heat 'em up really good with his heatgun. a torch sounds like it'd probably be quicker.

[flat rock stan]

Good to hear from you

[chriskent85]

I do the same thing.

[mikemark]

I will try it,usually I take them out but is a big hassle.

[Texastintchick]

you know those old ford f150 and 250 slider windows with the hard plastic around the sides where its damn near impossible to not get a light gap? I used my torch the other day to heat my knife blade and I trimmed the plastic on the inside like a hot knife through butter. it works really good.

Awesome! I will definately try it!

[Tint Eastwood]

yep...I learned that from tintgod years ago on here.

I thought all that guy did was complain.....

[coast2coasttinting]

sounds worth a try for sure. I have always oversized the outter edge just a bit and final trim the film once it is on the glass, like you would flat glass. But it still leaves a tiny tiny light gap around the hard plastic edges.

[Mdog]

sounds worth a try for sure. I have always oversized the outter edge just a bit and final trim the film once it is on the glass, like you would flat glass. But it still leaves a tiny tiny light gap around the hard plastic edges.

thats exactly how I used to do it.

[Guest VaTinterPMan]

Sounds good Mdog and thanks tintgod since he thought about it years ago. I too used to trim a little big and final cut....I always got a small amount of Contamination that way not to bad I wasn't happy same with the custy's....