Can anyone give me advice on Tinting shifting Windows?

[Englandh37]

What's the best ways to do this? Are they any videos on YouTube because I can't find any.

[TintDude]

With the window rolled all the way up, use something on the outside, like a dry erase marker or wax pencil, to make lines on the sides where the glass meets the trim. This way, when you are installing the film, you'll be able to tell if you have positioned it so that there will be no gaps when rolled up.

[blackoutauto]

I use the tape on the outside to know know how far it has to be when i install, for the most part if i remember this specific model of vehicle has the issue i always cut it larger to compensate for what needs to be covered.

[Lock]

Position your film, make your first vertical cut while window is rolled up all the way (back side of window, meaning side that's closest to back of vehicle).

Slide film roughly 1/4 inch.

Anchor film, cut vertical line on the other side of window about 3 inches up, roll window down a couple inches. If window is going to shift, this is when it will move.

Finish cutting your vertical line.

This should cover all gaps whether the window is rolled up all the way or if it's only partially rolled up.

This is mainly for the back doors, I usually do the opposite for the front doors.

[Diablo's Tint]

During 2 stage method after you roll it down, don't forget to roll it up just enough to "set" the window before you install

[Englandh37]

Position your film, make your first vertical cut while window is rolled up all the way (back side of window, meaning side that's closest to back of vehicle).

Slide film roughly 1/4 inch.

Anchor film, cut vertical line on the other side of window about 3 inches up, roll window down a couple inches. If window is going to shift, this is when it will move.

Finish cutting your vertical line.

This should cover all gaps whether the window is rolled up all the way or if it's only partially rolled up.

This is mainly for the back doors, I usually do the opposite for the front doors.

Thanks man it was very detailed

[Lock]

During 2 stage method after you roll it down, don't forget to roll it up just enough to "set" the window before you install

I do this with bottom dropping as well. You just want to make sure you don't while cutting your pattern with the technique I recommended or the window will shift back into place defeating the purpose.

[quality tintz]

During 2 stage method after you roll it down, don't forget to roll it up just enough to "set" the window before you install

i tinted for years this is one of the best tips never thought to set it in place....