older model cars

[Guest lazyone87]

whts the best way 2 do the the older model cars or trucks with no black trim around the edge cause the dirt always goes back in the film and I hate it.

[Guest tintgod]

clean them really good

[Ryker]

trim the film a bit smaller than the window and lay a bead of black caulking around it.....

OR, charge an arm and leg, require NEW seals, and hope they stay away so you can focus on the new easy cars.

[Guest thatsnappyguy]

for example.....old ass f-150 rear glass, dodge van cargos, old s-10, blah blah ect ect...just pop em out, tint, rope back in. cleanest job in town. a lil work required, but its worth it in the end.

[tintlife]

whts the best way 2 do the the older model cars or trucks with no black trim around the edge cause the dirt always goes back in the film and I hate it.

I like to cut the film to size, clean the glass/rubber excessively well, squeegee dry, paper towel dry the all the rubber, make sure the peeled pattern is thoroughly soaked, and install on clean/dry glass. That's whats always worked best for me. I hope it works for you too.

That's the same way I do french panes.

[Guest sendjoshg]

whts the best way 2 do the the older model cars or trucks with no black trim around the edge cause the dirt always goes back in the film and I hate it.

I like to cut the film to size, clean the glass/rubber excessively well, squeegee dry, paper towel dry the all the rubber, make sure the peeled pattern is thoroughly soaked, and install on clean/dry glass. That's whats always worked best for me. I hope it works for you too.

That's the same way I do french panes.

AMEN

[running free]

whts the best way 2 do the the older model cars or trucks with no black trim around the edge cause the dirt always goes back in the film and I hate it.

I like to cut the film to size, clean the glass/rubber excessively well, squeegee dry, paper towel dry the all the rubber, make sure the peeled pattern is thoroughly soaked, and install on clean/dry glass. That's whats always worked best for me. I hope it works for you too.

That's the same way I do french panes.

[Guest Crackz]

yup what he said

[running free]

whts the best way 2 do the the older model cars or trucks with no black trim around the edge cause the dirt always goes back in the film and I hate it.

..... And charge more $$$. Takes more time to clean and tint the older ones

[TintWizard]

The only thing I would add to the "super soak the film and apply to the dry , clean glass technique is that make sure as part of the cleaning procedure of the glass , SUPER flush with a powerful stream of solution to dislodge any old contaminate that might want to float down into the film when loading on the tint. Flush , squeegee, flush, squeegee, flush squeegee. Good to go !