OverLord

I'll just post this. 1967 Chevy Suburban 

That last layer can really try your patience. Like jh812 said, steamer & patience. Let the steamer do the work & a plastic razor blade to lift it.

Yes the ranger was all glass. I don't think I'd waste my time on Plexi

April in Ohio Frosted tree line above the fog

67 Suburban 3 door

 
 

Been doing this stuff for almost 25 years now and am still doing those exact things.  

I gotta say, you hold the current "stupid excuse" award.  This is the best one I've heard in a long time.    What the hell, are they part plant?? 

2nd one looks to be a winner 

67 Suburban 3 door

 
 

April in Ohio Frosted tree line above the fog

67 Suburban 3 door

 
 

My son Noah out flying his first time. 

April in Ohio Frosted tree line above the fog

This is my double sided pealer board that my hubby and I built for my new shop. You cant see from this pic but I have an led light fixture in between the glasses to use as a light board also for tracing and cutting. Each end also has a holder for my heatgun. The size of wheels I chose makes this easy to roll around my shop.

Metal mirror bracket on the bottom with the glass mounting hardware holding the top and mine is mounted to the metal ridges of the liners inside my building.  I also installed plastic gutters at the bottom to catch runoff. Of course that gets cleaned out on a regular basis and beats all that soap buildup on the floor.

The quarter windows I wet shrink the bottoms and lift and pull the tops

Hey everyone, I've been looking for a light i can throw anywhere in a vehicle where i need backlight. I have tried multiple products/flashlights etc. Cant find anything that is useful, so i've created this.... looking to see what others use or what ideas you have come up with.
 
The pics are an led board I've created. Cheap, bright, effective and very user friendly for experienced and learning tinters. 
 
WOULD YOU BUY ONE? How much would you pay?

What it looks like on April 2nd in Ohio

Chocolate chip cookies and milk for me

Wow.  What a great way to start a Monday.     
 
My Grand Marquis customer came by first thing this morning just to say thank you again for the awesome job I did on his car a few weeks ago.    
 
That was so cool of him to do that.  No other reason for stopping by other than to say thanks.  I love it.  The world needs more people like him.  

Even though the light is reduced some due to being covered, you can still clearly see it.  Since the 3rd brake light only comes on during the braking process, as soon as you see red in that area you should know to stop.  With that being said, if a driver somehow can't see the rear tail lights while the person is braking, I seriously doubt the much smaller 3rd brake light will be what saves the day.
 
Also a higher price doesn't necessarily equal a higher quality installation.  I have seen a $120 job that looked great and a $240 dyed job that looked like trash.  

Daddy daughter dance with this beauty.

@OverLord  

Took two attempts but it's better than two pieces