84' Cutlass pro touring build

[Tony1968]

Finally got the driver window installed and laid out the tint. This was after a good cleaning and trying to get the tint on with window on the bench. That didn't work and wasted a large piece of tint. Adjusting the window is almost as hard as installing and gapping the doors!
There's some very very small bubbles that should release in a day or two. It ain't perfect but close enough.

 

[Streetbu]

Hope you didn't use anything with ammonia in it Tony

 

[melloelky]

I'd chase the doors around over adjusting the glass any day

 

[Tony1968]

Hope you didn't use anything with ammonia in it Tony

No sir. No ammonia. Stoner glass cleaner, soapy water, and an alcohol water mix.

 

[Tony1968]

I'd chase the doors around over adjusting the glass any day

That's for sure. A lot of tilting, tweaking and starting over.

 

[Longroof79]

Looks great Tony.
I'm sure as you do the other windows, it will get better and easier.
It really takes patience and technique. I was watching a detailed You Tube the other day. The young man who was a professional tinter made it look so easy, but he stresses how important cleanliness is.
I also would like to tint my windows, but having a wagon really pushes ones patience. A lot more glass to cover.

 

[Tony1968]

Looks great Tony.
I'm sure as you do the other windows, it will get better and easier.
It really takes patience and technique. I was watching a detailed You Tube the other day. The young man who was a professional tinter made it look so easy, but he stresses how important cleanliness is.
I also would like to tint my windows, but having a wagon really pushes ones patience. A lot more glass to cover.

Absolutely agree. Prep work is everything. And I have also watched a few videos on the process.