2015 Volkswagen GTI and Golf

[Jayz81]

The 2015 GTI has front quarter windows. They are nearly impossible to access. The doors are looser on the sides than the previous models, but the gaskets are wider as well, so more film to have to tuck to the back. Back window has less curve, but the trim on the inside seems to be tighter. Also, there is less room on the top near the spoiler, and the spoiler comes down onto the rear window on the sides, leaving less room on the sides. All in all its not too bad, except for the front quarters. Who's stupid idea was that ? And how is the customer supposed to even clean it ? LOL 

[TintWizard]

I've been sick and tired of Volkswagen's window/panel/curve bs for years now

[Flygti32]

This new GTI is a welcome change from the previous model. Front windows are illegal here in Sask,so I just tint the rear, and the back window is so much easier to do than the last model. Loving it so far.

[RockyDaz]

Watch the hatch for water drainage guys. It has been pointed out before that the water drains down the wiring harness of the hatch and into the roof lining.

Pull the wiring plugs and stuff with cloths to soak up the water.

[ultratintsouthport]

Watch the hatch for water drainage guys. It has been pointed out before that the water drains down the wiring harness of the hatch and into the roof lining.

Pull the wiring plugs and stuff with cloths to soak up the water.

Great tip RD. [emoji106]

[Flygti32]

Thanks for that tip

[samsmart]

Customers dont clean their windows. At least ours dont!

[ultratintsouthport]

On 6/3/2014 at 3:24 PM, RockyDaz said:

Watch the hatch for water drainage guys. It has been pointed out before that the water drains down the wiring harness of the hatch and into the roof lining.

Pull the wiring plugs and stuff with cloths to soak up the water.

Great advice there RockyDaz.  Works a treat.  

 

[RockyDaz]

On 6/5/2014 at 8:44 PM, Ultra Tinter said:

On 6/3/2014 at 3:24 PM, RockyDaz said:

Watch the hatch for water drainage guys. It has been pointed out before that the water drains down the wiring harness of the hatch and into the roof lining.

Pull the wiring plugs and stuff with cloths to soak up the water.

Great advice there RockyDaz.  Works a treat.  

 

Cheers Ultra.

I've done it on my last few now. Tikka gave me the heads up.

[tikka]

This is what it looks like with no trims