What the f*%k is this?!

[Fresh Tints Derby]

My background -

 

Tinted over 300 cars in around 2 years of trading, comfortable with most cars that come my way now. Tinted 4 of this particular model in the past and never had this issue.

 

As you can see in the photos, I installed tint to the rear window of this 4x4 and there are a 'few' problems. Could these all be weld spots? I tinted the window twice and had the same issue.

 

Im very particular with my installs and have high standards - 2 or 3 specs of dust per window (Maximum) or I pull it and re-install. I never have issues getting the standard I aim for.

 

Just wondering if anyone had seen anything like this before?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

* I know the dots look white on the photos but nearly all of them had a dark centre.

[Slick]

Grinder...weld splatter...if you did it twice and same results...then yeah...it's the glass

[Fresh Tints Derby]

Just now, Slick said:

Grinder...weld splatter...if you did it twice and same results...then yeah...it's the glass

I thought so, just been playing on my mind. Never seen anything like it!

 

Thanks.

[Slick]

I've seen it many many times....once on an old Vette...I think it was an 87 or so.  Didn't bother checking the inside...finally got the thing shrunk, then went inside to clean it and low and behold...FULL of grinder marks.  I didn't even bother installing it.  Called the customer and told him, come pick up your car.  

[Slick]

Oh...and happens ALL the time around here with the crown Vic's....old police cars that they just cut the back lights out of...

[no ma'am]

I've had what I'm sure was clear coat on a back window. Who paints cars without covering glass  

[DOOTINT]

Most of the time i run my hand accross the wet glass to feel for anything like that(defroster window) that you cant razor blade it

 

You can knock alot of the specks off the glass and it wont be so bad

[Tintmaster08]

Most of the time i run my hand accross the wet glass to feel for anything like that(defroster window) that you cant razor blade it
 
You can knock alot of the specks off the glass and it wont be so bad

Yep! Always run your hand over it first

[WearTheFoxHat]

9 hours ago, Slick said:

Grinder...weld splatter...if you did it twice and same results...then yeah...it's the glass

[bestdealtinting]

On 07/08/2017 at 5:14 AM, Fresh Tints Derby said:

My background -

 

Tinted over 300 cars in around 2 years of trading, comfortable with most cars that come my way now. Tinted 4 of this particular model in the past and never had this issue.

 

As you can see in the photos, I installed tint to the rear window of this 4x4 and there are a 'few' problems. Could these all be weld spots? I tinted the window twice and had the same issue.

 

Im very particular with my installs and have high standards - 2 or 3 specs of dust per window (Maximum) or I pull it and re-install. I never have issues getting the standard I aim for.

 

Just wondering if anyone had seen anything like this before?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

* I know the dots look white on the photos but nearly all of them had a dark centre.

You might wanna check the film defect, so. Sometime there are millions of specs in the film as faulty film or poor quality product manufacture..