Those of you in the comments telling him to just slide it sideways, know this, he can't. Not because he's being a dummy but because sliding it from up to down will tug on the tint sheet and potentially movie the whole sheet down with it (since the glue hasn't dried) and/or cause air bubbles undoing what he did earlier.
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Baby squeegee – https://www.sundistributingdirect.com/product/fusionquarterpro/
…maybe you have money, but no skill for cleaning windows…
thats not small
its avarage
Yea just remove the door and properly u could break the clips like that
Nilered Shorts
But With Cars.
just uh turn the bottom upwards while keeping the left side anchored
What car is that in the video
So when I'm out driving I see cars with bubbled up tint all the time. Some are really bad too. Is that because they just didn't use the soap solution?
totally unnecessary
Dang, that's smart. I might have to come to you to redo my tint.
Any moron showing videos of removing panels just to tint windows should never be paid to tint windows
Didn't even try rotating it
U make it look easy
The hard part isn't getting the things out of the way, it's getting it put back perfectly door panels and their attaching clips are often flimsy.
Easy method is taking the window out. I did it and it didnt takenlong
What about… Buying an even smaller squeegee…?
Bro buy a PPF squeege and cut it problem solved
Those of you in the comments telling him to just slide it sideways, know this, he can't. Not because he's being a dummy but because sliding it from up to down will tug on the tint sheet and potentially movie the whole sheet down with it (since the glue hasn't dried) and/or cause air bubbles undoing what he did earlier.
"I don't do this unless I absolutely have to"
I think you're supposed to do it that way every time…? Then there's no visible seams, right?