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  1. Mar 9, 2022, 09:14 AM #1
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    Heat shrinking windshield tint film - GIF

    Heat shrinking windshield tint film.




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    Hope the driver can see through that film to drive!

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    That's on the outside of the window? Weird. What is this for? I've only ever seen window tint applied to the inside of the vehicle. On the outside it would fall apart immediately. Even those windshield wipers would scrape it up badly.
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    It's done on the outside for shaping and forming and then transferred to the inside.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob_3000 View Post
    It's done on the outside for shaping and forming and then transferred to the inside.
    Wull, then, how'd they get it off? How'd they git it to hold its shape?
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    Quote Originally Posted by neilbourjaily View Post
    Wull, then, how'd they get it off? How'd they git it to hold its shape?
    The sheets are a couple of layers...it's a whole thing.





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