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Just did one today! What a Mother-f-er. Took me like 4/12 hours by myself to tint this monster but was ultimately happy with the results.. ( Global QDPC).I did charge accordingly, but wish I could have gotten more now that I know what it involved with doing these properly. Time and patience! Was any one noticing how contaminated the front doors (laminated) are with slag?

Looks good

I don't think there is much risk in just the shrinking of the film on the outside..

Yeah, but more concerned on how much heat can be used if a spot on the outside needs to be heated? Has anyone had a newer door glass(say 2009- on) break on them from heating the outside?Nope...not yet Awesome , me either thank goodness lol.. That's what makes me wonder cause there have been a few times I've had to get a door glass pretty hot that its scary sometimes. But like Ocala said, its always best to NEVER leave the heat in one spot for too long!

Right on.. Just wondering if by some chance the manufacturers had strengthened the laminate glass on doors for that exact reason.. We all know how easy it is to break a WS with too much heat

Yeah, but more concerned on how much heat can be used if a spot on the outside needs to be heated? Has anyone had a newer door glass(say 2009- on) break on them from heating the outside?

Question, so what's the deal with all the laminated glass being used for the front 2 doors of a lot of new cars these days? Is it exactly like the windshield glass? Is it heat treated? How much heat are people using or can you use when working with this type of glass??

Not cheap..

Maybe you could consider bringing in someone with strong skills to work temporarily with your main person to build up their skills and confidence.