To the "Gz" that had there front windows tinted,
Does the window feature, when you open/close the door, affect the tint job?
Does the window feature, when you open/close the door, affect the tint job?
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If you are wondering if it scratches it, the answer is no. I haven't had one problem other than the fact that I can't see out at night very well. I just cruise with the fronts open.
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I've had my car almost 2 months w/the tint and no problems at all.
Re: Tinting the front windows...
if you're wondering if the automatic roll up and down will affect the work, like if the film is gonna move outta place or something you don't have to worry about a thing. Just take it to a place where they've done G's or Z's before and talk to people who will do the install. They should do the install on the front windows FIRST.
Hope this helps
Expect the unexpected when you least expect it.
Blk on Blk
Hope this helps
Expect the unexpected when you least expect it.
Blk on Blk
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I had my windows done and the trick is having the shop use two installers. One to hold the lock on the door(body) , the other to apply the film
2003.5 G35C BL/GR 5AT, PREM, NAV, AERO, SPORT, TINT
2003.5 G35C BL/GR 5AT, PREM, NAV, AERO, SPORT, TINT
Thanks Gz for all the info....
It was helpful.
"Gz_Up"
It was helpful.
"Gz_Up"
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What my installer did was push the inner lining of the window down after installation. He said he does this to all cars that have the auto up\down upon opening the door as the tint needs time to dry. He said if he didn't push it down, it MAY cause the tint to get stripped. However, I don't think it's a necessity; just a tint guy trying to do a good job (ie. how a business should work). Keep in mind I came back in 2 days (he told me to come back in 48 hours) and he popped the inner lining back up for me. Hope this helps....