Slick

actually not that bad looking thru..taking some getting use to!

no doubt!

I cannot imagine looking thru that for any length of time.

http://www.tintdude.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=60788

I was replying and didnt see this link.

Hey TW, how much time do you find it is saving you on an average day?

and I bet 99% of you have never even taken out a glass to even compare it to a job that has been done in the vehicle...so how can you even vote against something that you havent tried.

I can only speak for myself. I think ive tried every trick in the book (used to work in a glass shop) including removing the glass (every conceivable piece of glass in the vehicle...lol). I do remove some 1/4 glasses like the new accords...but as a rule I find that I personally get a better job with the glass in. not saying its the best way...but its the best way for me and my style.

hey TD....ever have a poll go the distance and be 100% in favor of one of the vote options?

cuz if not....we may have a contender!

what a waste of time pulling all glass, a pro tinter will know when a door panel needs to be pulled or whether you can just pull the rub rail if need be. Taking out the window opens up a whole new world of pain like possible glass breakage as well as needing the proper area to prep and tint the glass. just laying it on a bench will result in greater contamination from falling dust and the water pooling instead of running off the glass. for me tinting the windows on the vehicle is cleaner, faster and looks great.

I used to turn the defrost on as soon as it was done to speed up drying...till I heard some nightmare storys (probably old wives tales) about the problems with that...now I tell the customer to wait a couple of days. I never had a problem....so who knows...but if ya wanna be on the super safe side...wait a couple of days!