Ok, I will take a picture if you guys need me to but this is what I am hoping to fix. On the matrix dots at the top and down the sides of our back windows on the coupes is it possible to get tint to stay looking perfect on them? My tint has only been on about a month and it looks like crap at the top of my back window. The place I got it done is a good place here locally and told me nothing can be done but I am sure someone knows the trick or whatever to get tint to stay looking good on those type of windows! If you guys know of a place or technique that I can use to fix this issue I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks! BTW I put this in here because you guys are in FL so a tint place in Cali won't help me much in the regular Tech forums.

 

"The place I got it done is a good place here locally and told me nothing can be done..."

I call BS on that one from the installer as I i've had the same dot matrix problem with my tint on the rear window as well in the past. I had my car re tinted at a different place (flying window tinters in Longwood, FL) and it turned out much better (I still have some spots that show the tiny dots still = inescapable). A good tint job is really dependent on the skill level of the installer.

Unfortunately I do now know of any technique myself to stop the dots or to make the tint adhere better in those spots of the rear glass windshield

 

I had a piece of black vinyl put across the matrix so that I won't get bubbles at the top of the window. It doesn't block out any viewing space due to the angle of the rear window when you look in your rearview.