your opinion would be useful.......If I were to buy those do it yourself kit for tinting windows,the ones you buy for your car windows..would it work also on the windscreen... Falcon...
Falcon, There is no reason I canthink of as to why it would not work. The hardest part of applying it would be to get all the air bubbles out due to the was the windscreen curves. For sure it would be best to remove the windscreen in order to make the inside of it more accessable. When it comes to tinting, windows or, in this case windscreens, are usually the most dificult to do. I have tinted windows on cars I have owned in the past and I find a straight window with no curves the easiest to do. Good luck if that's the route you decie to go. :smile: Vinny
Thanks Vinny it was just a thought running around in my head....but if I do try to attempt this task and it turns out not the way i expected to look like I can always peel it off and go about it the right way and by myself the proper windsceen... John.
Vman38 / Vinny ARGHHHH....... well I tried it didn't work got all frustrated tried to fix the curves / dips.........etc...... guess I'll just have to buy those tinted windscreens..... Falcon
You will find that your screen curves in 2 dimensions so fitting this type of tint will be impossible
You could always try to tint it in sections. Cut the tint into strips and then put each strip on one at a time from top to bottom. Thats how it was done on my 87 Shelby GLH-S Charger. Worst case, you will end up buying one of the tinted screens.
