09 GTI

June 23, 2009

just did one yesterday, the back glass was a pain in the ass! got it on the fourth try. I shrunk the bottom and left the finger bubble on top! working from bottom to top worked the best for me.

kevin

Mr paladin · June 23, 2009

I leave those long on the bottem a do the pull shrink on em :lol

Booms · July 28, 2009

FYI....If You get the driver door switch too wet, it won't work until it drys out. :beer

Don't ask Me how I know this, I just do......... :lol2

:beer :hmmm

Booms · July 30, 2009

Few pic's from a new Rabbit/GTI back window....I use a combo of Lift and pull for the bottoms, and burning the sides to a crisp to shrink out the excess .... :dunno The tops are easy...just shrink up and out towards the sides.

TintDude · July 30, 2009

Nice job man, looks like it would have been a PITA without the pull. :dunno

July 31, 2009

really nice work. booms :dunno

scotty can you do that. :dunno

Booms · July 31, 2009

Nice job man, looks like it would have been a PITA without the pull.

Just leaving that little film "handle" on the bottom makes this back glass so much easier. I didn't used to burn the sides, but I read on here someone that did that. Makes it even easier yet! :shoot1

Naples Tint Company · July 31, 2009

Im on my second Rabbit, with the same windows.. great car for my business, tons of room for a little car. Fit a little giant skyscraper inside with the front seat folded down.

The edge by the mirror should be overcut alot so that you can aviod cutting anything short. I use scissors to cut that edge about 1/2" in.