Shrinking back glass with liner facing in?

[Thirtyfive]

I wonder when this would actually be useful though?

[Ridler]

I had him use a mactac to flatten it out so no scratches from what I could see but I agree with solar perfection. I haven't tried ryker's method yet as the last time I tried I kept blowing the fuse in the garage. Once I get the new shop space in April I can't wait to give it a try!

[RockyDaz]

_{I shrink with the liner in for times when one side of the car has a wind deflector fitted but the other side doesn't.}

_{Or if i'm in a hurry , I will shrink it all on the one side of the car... I wouldn't recommend the practice though, as stated above, the chance of scratching the film isn't worth it.}

[Thirtyfive]

Why are you writing like that me old, u do remember that your a window tinter right?

[mates]

I have done this by accident when using LLumar film, there was some fine scratches but i installed it and they weren't visible once installed, only reason i didn't redo it was the panel shop was waiting so they could detail it and give it back to the customer in an hours time lol

Daz i double cut double shrink most side windows, vt- vy commodores are one main one i don't double shrink anything that curved doesn't like it

[Tinitman]

Outside the SR coating, the only problem I would see if the glass had been replaced by a lousy aftermarket product. I have seen glass with low spots, warped areas etc. You would notice it with windwshields when the wiper blades don't clean the entire surface.

[Guest Akers93]

Accidentally done it before too, still turned out just fine like already stated. Used a glove so no scratches 

[Shadebyblade]

Scratches And it will burn Film faster. I don't try to do it that way ..

[TintJunkie]

Its not possible to install it that way is it?  The film would be shrunk opposite of the curve for installing.

[Ryker]

the base "curve" of the film would be the same....not any problem there...just the symmetry of the glass and the scratching