91-97 CROWN VICTORIA?

[davebheam]

hi guys....i have to do a 91-97 crown victoria and i didnt see anything else about this one on TD here. that back window looks curved alot.....is this a hard one to do?

any input, or tips, advice?

thanks

dave

[Booms]

 

 

Go slow, You'll be fine. You may want to do a little lift and pull on the top corners....

[davebheam]

thanks alot.....im gonna try to do it this coming thursday......this one just looks pretty curved.......i havent laid any tint across it to see what happens.....thanks for the input

[coast2coasttinting]

The fieat couple you do my be challenging, but take your time and they get easier.

[davebheam]

Wow...that back window took me longer than any other window I have done.

[Ocala]

The one thing I remember back when I knew nothing about dry shrinking and did everything wet, is as you are shrinking from the bottom of the finger to the top, once you get it about half way done shrinking the finger, start shrinking it from the top down with a little lower heat. Seemed to help me out a lot and I still do the same method today but dry shrinking. As a newbie then, I was able to 1 piece the back glass when others that have been tinting a lot longer than I were still doing them in 2.

[davebheam]

The one thing I remember back when I knew nothing about dry shrinking and did everything wet, is as you are shrinking from the bottom of the finger to the top, once you get it about half way done shrinking the finger, start shrinking it from the top down with a little lower heat. Seemed to help me out a lot and I still do the same method today but dry shrinking. As a newbie then, I was able to 1 piece the back glass when others that have been tinting a lot longer than I were still doing them in 2.

thanks ocala, i will have to try that next time here.......i never had any back window take this long......im not sure if i was doing the lift and pull method right the entire time.  at times it seems to be working and other times it seemed like i was just pushing the tint to the left and right creating an equal area that needed attention