Seems to me that it would be easier to remove the rear glass to tint it than to try to do it in place. I can't imagine trying to get a film up there. If you took it out and reinstalled it yourself it would save most of the cost.
Seems to me that it would be easier to remove the rear glass to tint it than to try to do it in place. I can't imagine trying to get a film up there. If you took it out and reinstalled it yourself it would save most of the cost.
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Got a guy in Jersey that can tint any window in one piece. Just gotta be good at what you do. If you pull window and don't have to deal with the rubber around it would be simple for my guy to shrink it. Should be under $100 with window removed no problem.
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