Tip of the Week VOTE

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#1 By "skanlan"

drying out fingers(rear window)!!, especially on 2 doors!!

I use a blow dryer to dry out any finger that popped up on the rear window.doing it from the inside beats heating the glass from the outside then crawling back in to pushem out.Cause taking a heat gun inside is a no no I learned the hard way.I'm talking mostly about the 2 doors where you can't hold a heat gun with one hand on the outside and pushing the fingers out with the other..blow dryer + slammer wrapped with blue shop towel..or just blow dryer + blue max..Just lay em flat and hold position while the dryer heats from behind film tool!! for da 1 man gang!!

#2 By "mikeMN"

Another cutting option

I have been using a cutter like this one for years now. a few of the things that I use it for are rough cutting vinyl on my cutting table and also I have another one with a 12” or so extended handle so I can reach across the whole width of the table with it. And it works good for rough cutting the film for back windows and quarter glass SUVs or if there is enough room with black painted boarder’s the use of this tool for final trim .so no need to worry on scratching the glass as the few times that I have scratch glass was when I was doing a rough cut. So basically use it when there is a possibility of damaging something you are cutting on top of so not to damage under what you are cutting on. This one I have felt on the bottom. Many other things that this would work on for cutting just thought that I would post this as it has been helpful to me as a tool.