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well gaps are kinda too much for sure

Old topic,but is it possible for panel to be popped back?Isnt it hooked on the door>?talking about the 2015-2020 model

Nvm,i tinted it,car was cake,door sweeps could be removed by just removing 1 T30 bolt,glass was not scracthed by beeing careful and with a fresh blade,no module found around water

Hola guys,i m getting a Tcross to tint tomorrow and i wanted to do my homework because i ve never seen this car in person.I then realised that there are zero info online about it,like any module that gets wet,can the sweeps be removed or not,soft glass problems,penaut situation,etc

Has anyone every done one?

THanks in advance

Suntek HP is da bomb,maybe a bit expensive for dyed film.I know people who use it and dont have warranty problems for like a decade.The carbon and the ceramic,i ve heard some negative stuff

many better ceramics than suntek without breaking the bank.Global/lumar/avery/armolan(which is something reboxed dunno what).You can shrink them easier and get more clarity out of it.Just my personal opinion

I use it for only a year with no returns,i know its a short period of time but its a start.Also wanna mention that the CS for some reason does not create penauts while other lines of films i carry do.
I had 2 A5 audis and both went crazy with the penauts on the think defroster lines,when i applied the CS got zero.Must be a more aggresive glue

Erm just keep doing with 35% since you roll with Suntek for so many years.Customers shouldnt be able to see the diffrence

Unfortunately i still frankst cause i seem to get a couple of specs of dust with reverse roll.Not that Frankenstein method is guaranteed zero specs job but you know what i mean.My question is..can you use reverse roll and get a perfect back window?is it possible?

ok fellows,thanks for the replies,im not willing to test it,since i also got bad reviews from a facebook group ..Its a no no

Hey everyone

i searched the forum,there were a few mentions for the black pearl ceramic but didnt really help me so i started this topic.

I live in a warm country in Europe and thinking of getting Madico ceramic in my store as a good ceramic film since i cant get any other good ceramic in my hands.

I have  asked around and i am  getting mixed answers..Some say its a top notch film and some others say it turns purple in 2 years or so and the company doesnt warranty it after all

Has anyone in this forum tried it?Does it shrink well?Does it haze alot?

On 4/1/2018 at 5:41 AM, 6aeten said:

We have been using global for 11 years now and have not had one problem ever.

 

Easily the best film i have worked with, shrinks great strong adhesive just overall great film

Heya mate.Just wanted to ask you,which global series are you working with all these years.Everyone talking about QDP as far as i know.Do they mean ceramic or NR quick dry plus

On 12/7/2017 at 10:31 PM, Aesop_Rock said:

So use it after you have removed the tint? What are you using to get the tint off?

I am looking for an answer on that also

On 3/11/2017 at 7:38 PM, TintDude said:

Use the bottom of a bic lighter wrapped in a shop towel. The contour is a perfect match for those upper corners. Heat from the outside gradually while working those corners with the bottom of the bic.

 

I know it sounds weird but it works.

Thanks a lot man,sounds like a plan,i will try it the following days.I hope the film will stick on the glass

This is the car i need to tint gyus.Its the old navara called D21.
So my problem is the back side small windows.I cant get the film to lay down in the top corners.If anyone has ever tinted one,you will know where i strugle.
Thanks in advance