Hardest boat window ever

[Guest Yourmomtints]

So I've been tinting for 3 years and just got on some boats, now a lot of them have really gnarly curved windows which on most I can usually figure out... Until I ran into the tigé! Dudes this thingies a one piece extreme curve and also bubbles slightly from top to bottom, I've tried wet shrinking, dry shrinking with a fabric softener sheet and even did a combination of the 2. Still have not been able to get it up to my standards... So my question is if anyone has tips on cutting the film or the angle the film needs to be on the glass in order to shrink. Should I pull shrink? Pop shrink? Idk anymore I'm desperate!! Someone please help this job has to be done in like 8 hrs

[Tintmaster08]

Pics?

[coast2coasttinting]

Get some help to remove the window feom the frame. That's the only way to get it done cleanly. Even if you get it shrunk on the outside. The shape changes so much, it will not fit just right on the inside and you will have lightgaps here and there. Also probably be trimming in spots. Last one I priced for $600 and got out of doing.

[alberts316]

Coast to Coast is dead on.  Remove the glass.  I've done a Tige and had to have the glass pulled and reinstalled.  They are riveted in, not to hard to remove really.  You can never charge enough for these damn boats.

[TRDconfuzed]

Agreed I always remove the glass

[TintWizard]

Would have liked an update in this one ..

Bueller....Bueller ??

[Guest Yourmomtints]

Wasn't able to get it to lay down in a few spots towards the bottom, told the customer when he's ready I'd like to take the glass out and redo it for him

[VIP tint + glass]

dont feel bad ive done so many boats and the first time i tried one of those i had to send them down the road without tint.  i made a thread about it years back.  i just had too much other work keep trying it

[Thu9life]

With boats I just tint the windows on the outside unless easy access from inside