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Hi, welcome to the forum. 
 
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No I haven't tried that as of yet. You know something though I started using the 8 inch blue max for cleaning and installing the back glass and windshield. Man that's a life changer there. I currently have the hybrid blade in it just cause I didn't have anything else. That one works pretty good though. 

I think I like this one but time will tell. It's a good in between the two. Haven't had any issues with the redline but damn it's stiff. 

I bought a sheet of the lexan or acrylic that Homedepot sells for $100. I find the thin plex will shatter or crack...especially if you score it several hundred times with a knife. lol!! the piece I bought is holding up after over a year. Problem with cutting on it is you are cutting INTO it so you don't have the movement or flexibility you normally would if on glass. Not sure how else to explain it. Hope this helps. 
 

I only peel off the vehicle as last resort on a mobile job and never a large window like a windshield or rear glass. It always is a better, cleaner job off a board regardless of how clean the vehicle is I think. 

I know someone who uses a beer keg. So yeah it is bn possibly.

Yes, four #0000 wet...two or three times. I have seen people back blade up but I'm scared
I have heard lots of good things about Sun Distribution about the new stuff♡
Cheers mang 

I should be getting a bottle in any day. Hopefully it will help with peanuts on certain windows.
 

Did one today and only removed one screw behind a small plastic trim piece directly behind the door handle, popped the top of the panel back and slid the sweep out. Bottom loaded to tintand put itall back like new. Piece of cake!!

What about the coating PBS released?  It was stated that these have a coating that can easily be scratched.
 

Haven't yet but not ruling it out. Helps with Land Rover front doors for sure though.

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Mee too cordless light and heatgun we can tint in the desert !!!@

We spend about two hours on the model 3 and do them all in one piece. Also charge more for the risk and customer signs we are not liable for glass breakage. Here in the Northwest the owners are a mixed bag, some cool and some not so much.
Cheers 
Stan 

cars like this make me glad I'm retiring soon !

It looks like everyone here knows what they are doing when it comes to the TM3. If anyone has any questions about the 3 feel free to contact me. We have tinted around 500 of them.  We tint 3 - 5 of them every singe day and as of right now Oct 23, 2018 we have almost 40 of them on the schedule. If you are in the SoCal area and you want to watch a TM3 get tinted or if you would like to use our TM3 rear window to practice again just give us me a call. 

Thanks guys, that's kind of where my head is at.

Stay where your at start a side hustle till that grows and takes off then quit...

Stan is the man....buy the dvds....

Lexus really changed it up. First off, you cant trim rubber on rear 1/4s. Front door panels are just 3 screws still, but one isnt under the small piece of carpet material, its right above it on the side of the panel under a plastic trim piece. The door panel gaskets come off the panel now, so no more struggling to get panel back on. I tucked the rears and dropped the fronts. 

Try not to tuck to much film, especially at the bottom. Lay the film up a slide it down slowly and watch the top edge so you dont tuck too much. Had a focus yesterday that had a small tight spot in the middle. Would of been screwed if i tucked too much. 

Likely the reasoning on that one is because of a black rubber piece that sits right at the bottom. Lower the seats down and you'll find a few black plastic rivots that hold the deck in. Remove those, then pull the carpeted deck towards you. This will get that piece off the glass and give you enough room to work. Once done just push it straight back and reinstall clips.
 

They look like old sryup tanks from soda machines.  Any one use a beer keg?

I made two out of old coco cola bottles (corny tank) air hose and tint spray  nozzles the old style  ones that you can't buy no more...i payed like 35 for each tank