hey... I wanna tint my windows....

now, on the trunk window, is there any way i can take it off so i can access the glass better ??? like so im not doing it up-side down ??

Thanks

 

You mean take the whole hatch off right, or did you mean just the glass? You can do both. I don't have the book in fron of me but it does not look like it would be that hard to take the whole hatch off.

 

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now, on the trunk window, is there any way i can take it off so i can access the glass better ??? like so im not doing it up-side down ??

Thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>


the best way to do it IMO is to take it to a reputable shop..it will save you headaches in the future...

 

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the best way to do it IMO is to take it to a reputable shop..it will save you headaches in the future...</TD></TR></TABLE>

I agree.

 

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the best way to do it IMO is to take it to a reputable shop..it will save you headaches in the future...</TD></TR></TABLE>

 

but it will cost HELLA much and im on a buget....


How many things of tint will i need to complete this... ?

 

Trust me... take it to a shop. or have connections.
Cheap way = bubbles / purple spots / ulgyyyyyyyyyyyyy

 

HELLA much? prices around here are between 80-150 dollars....AND they come with a lifetime warranty. you cant beat that.


sooo, dont come back in 5 days and ask the easiest way to get the film off because you fu.cked it up

 

Yeah dude, you're gonna spend 30-40 bucks in materials alone. Then several hours to get it close to decent looking. I think paying a shop 120 to do it profesional is alot better. Trust me, I just spent days taking off 13 y/o tint that was bright purple and bubble. Back hurts horribly.

 

the back window is very hard...but if ur on a budget just take it to the shop and get the back window done...then do the rest urself

 

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How many things of tint will i need to complete this... ?</TD></TR></TABLE>

do what you want, but your budget tint will look like budget *** too....

do it right the first time...

i look foward to your "how do do i fix my tint that i fukked up???" thread

 

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After all is said and done, a beginner will spend upwards of $100 on supplies and materials, and the results are certainly not going to be nearly as nice as if a professional has installed the film.