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highplains got a reaction from TintDude in Honda pilot quarters
Lower risk of breaking shit with hand tools
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highplains reacted to jh812 in Honda pilot quarters
Here's a video of how to remove the honda pilot quarter windows. This isn't a debate on which way is better or worse just a simple tutorial on how to take them out.
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highplains reacted to alexg in 2017 civic hatchback
This might seem like overkill but what I did is I ordered a new back window from Honda that way I can shrink on the stand and then install. We've already done about 6 so far this year so its gonna be a popular car. Im charging every customer an extra 40.00 dollars above the average price to make up for the price of the window. Im already a third of the way there. I realize this is isn't the best answer if you are doing low volume but this is definitely a huge time saver.
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highplains got a reaction from TintDude in 2017 cruze hatchback.
Ok, I've done a few of these now and have to say on the whole they are pretty easy. On the hatch I don't bother to disassemble to pull the spoiler I just tack with a horizontal line instead of an H-pattern and bump the film down so I can shrink the top first, then bump up to shrink the bottom. Granted that's using a plotter cut pattern, if you're hand cutting you'll need to remove the spoiler. The doors are cake other than the 1/4 windows which are worse up front than the rear. Remove the 7mm screw behind the handle then pull the top of the panel straight back and the sweep comes right out. On the 1/4s I recommend cutting your pattern exact, the seals are basically bonded to the glass on two sides, if you're using a plotter be prepared to trim your film. Access on the front 1/4 sucks due to the upper trim on the door, hasn't been enough of an issue for me to look into R&I-ing it though. @no ma'am here's the detailed shots you asked for.
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highplains got a reaction from texassunshade in '17 Camaro back glass
Haven't had any issues with the side door latch. As far as the back glass a Titan does a pretty good job if you don't have large hands, I've seen someone take an old bulldozer cut it and lengthen the handle of a new one to get it to reach. If you pull the deck you gain all the access you need but you have to tear out half the interior to do it and you have to be super careful not to knock the defroster tabs off or puncture a speaker...ask me how I know...
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highplains got a reaction from jh812 in '17 Camaro back glass
Haven't had any issues with the side door latch. As far as the back glass a Titan does a pretty good job if you don't have large hands, I've seen someone take an old bulldozer cut it and lengthen the handle of a new one to get it to reach. If you pull the deck you gain all the access you need but you have to tear out half the interior to do it and you have to be super careful not to knock the defroster tabs off or puncture a speaker...ask me how I know...
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