Back glass

[Guest autoreflections]

I've been in the tinting business for 12 years and have recently tried to do a backglass in one piece. It is less time consuming and we are the only ones in town to do it in one piece. However there has to be a simpler way of doing this in one piece with less trouble. Trouble meaning dust etc. Can someone please maybe send me some tips and /or advice.

Thanks...

[Guest ray246]

for me the 1 piece back screens, I have no problem with dust ect, it's the roll up's which cause me trouble ie dust

[Guest autoreflections]

when you guys do tint in one piece do you find it simpler to take off the backing in the car or before you actually bring it in. I've done both but im thinking someone might have and idea.

[wndotint]

definately remove the liner outside the car, then just frankenstein the sucker into the car.

[Guest S and S]

definately remove the liner outside the car, then just frankenstein the sucker into the car.

[Guest sdtintin]

hell no reverse roll by far the easiest n cleanest way

[Guest Zrok]

I agree with wndotint, FRANKENSTEIN only after removing the release sheet.

[GusTheTinter]

8) Just cruise through this sight and you'll find your answers

[oldtinter]

Can someone please maybe send me some tips and /or advice.  

Hell no! Read through the site. Or maybe participate a bit and you might find some answers.

[Guest Sprinter]

ah yes the 1 piece, much simpler than two no cut to make after install and a nicer looking job. if I was'nt made to tint this way I wonder how I would do it.