Best way to bring rear window film into car??!

[coast2coasttinting]

I've never even attempted to RR a car back glass. However I have no problem RRing a 60 in by 150in piece of 8 mil all by myself.

The only time I will RR a piece of auto film is if something is in the way of the window. Like Jeep hard top window, or a few truck back glass's.

But to each his own, if it works for you then go for it.

[lostinbama]

I fold it up like a paper plane and throw it on the back glass

[pbalentine]

With reverse rolling, you can roll it up, then hop in the car and clean "right" before install. This reduces the chance of contamination, since you don't have to worry about debris floating up onto the back glass, while your peeling/spraying like with the frankie method.

I can't imagine carrying the film in, but I got respect for those that can do it.

[Guest tint14u]

Frank it rear an w/s

[Tint Eastwood]

Tri-fold/Taco for me. I leave the reverse rolling to FG and visor strips. I have had very little contamination problems when it comes to the back glass. Even those tough dirty chitboxes. I see the logic behind RR a back glass but it just hasn't proved itself to be the better way for me....