civicrice

looks like old glue from the previous dozen attempts.

that looks clean cut and damn good for that truck. me personally i would have ran a line line of black paint with a paint marker around those borders before applying the film to avoid that slither of a light gap.

YESSSSS!

water wick for the bottom?

try using a steamer?

easy shrink

yeah some films have more than others. i had a customer that had xpel on his 21 ridgeline and had the same issue. I installed a different film and it went away. you only notice it on the windshield due to the angle you are looking at it at.

any newer dodge set of fronts with the xpel ez tint loader tool lol

you are looking at the grain of the film.

is it a pain to remove the two hydraulic arms?

I was being sarcastic. it didn't show through my post, my bad. If you search the forum you will find the horror stories.

flexfilm is the best!!

don't get discouraged. avery is allergic to heat. I can never do a charger BG without burning it. The craftsman heat gun i normally use does get hotter than most guns though. anyway leave all the excess film and do the h pattern. use baby powder for maximum float on the BG (normally ppl use dryer sheets or bar soap). hold and stretch the end starting in the center and start shrking in large regions with long horzontal passes where ever you are heating the other hand should be pulling on the region. the film will lay do that for top and bottom and cut and wet check like normal. good luck!

some shops take up to a week and that is with a full man crew

bar keepers friend a little water and microfiber. rubs them right out.