87z16

foxhat thank you. i just have to wait for a warmer day. i expect to have cramps like firemangeorge. or maybe i will see if harbor freight sells the big razorblade in whoppers video!! lol

donbrew when i went to the shop the mechanic said the same thing about the arrows, but he couldnt locate them on my windshield.

THANK YOU ALL

Casa Del Gatos

I am a little confused here. My windows seem to be just darker glass and not aftermarket "tinted" at all.
Unless of course, this is the single best tint job in history as I can find no edges or indications of any material on the glass at all.

I am in LA (Lower Alabama) right on the Gulf Coast so we get some pretty harsh sun and I have not seen a need for additional tinting on any of mine so far.
So I am wondering if there was a "smoked windows" option or what.

Oldblue

Not for the front drivers and passengers doors, but they are tinted from the factory

firemangeorge

Front door windows have a very light factory tinted glass, The rears are factory tinted much darker. The tinting is made into the glass, not applied film like an aftermarket tint job.

Cokeybill

You could have used a hair dryer while peeling the tint off.

firemangeorge

Tried that but didn't help. The tint/glue had dried and hardened up and just turned brittle. Probably why it had bubbled up and started cracking after many years.

Oldblue

The tint on my old pickup was applied way back in 1999, it hasn't faded or bubbled or peeled yet. It must be the installation and the quality of the film

firemangeorge

Most likely that Oldblue. Plus the temps down here in the summer. I've seen the inside of my truck hit 140-150 degrees F. I keep a pocket thermometer stuck in one of the AC ducts.

Oldblue

I miss that old truck it'll turn 30 years old on April 17th.

87z16

wish i was 30 again....