windshield

[gibbswrecker]

At a best guess i rather be to tall than short but i don't like waste i want to get a roll for just windshields in a ceramic at a best guess will a 40" roll work on all windshield

[Tintpro1911]

I use 36".  Rarely are they over that, unless you heat while pulling the top, then 40' would be more suitable.

[no ma'am]

Some ford cars/ bmw i3 over 36in 93-02 f-body too

[CaliTINT]

I have a 40" roll. I hate to waste also so I bought a 30" also. Once the 40" goes down to maybe 20-30ft I plan on ordering a 36" next. 

 

I pretty much keep a stock of 40" in everything just in case you do get that one big window whether its the front or rear windshield. 

[gibbswrecker]

my way of thinking is if i can use a 40 for everything instead of a having multiple rolls of each shade like my 35 i buy the 40 so i can cut doubles out than to have a 24" for side windows and a 36 for back glass

[DynamicATL]

36" will fit 95% of the vehicles, 40" fitting most of the rest.  I would stock the 36" to save money/waste, but have a backup 40" on hand just in case.  You can always cycle it out once a year to keep it fresh.  

[no ma'am]

 sell it off on the back or sunroof/s of trucks/suvs when in doubt 

Edited June 21, 2018 by no ma'am

[pbalentine]

I use 40” rolls for front shield, but of course once i got a 36” recenlty i get hit with a 15’ Honda Odyssey....no dice on that one.  Also, when i get 23” side glass rolls i never use them either...just cant win!

Edited June 21, 2018 by pbalentine
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