Rear Light Tint Kit

[Greg C]

Can confirm that hair dryer does the job fine as well. Did mine myself last month but colder now so maybe better to do inside if you can.

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[Manders Mustang]

Can confirm that hair dryer does the job fine as well. Did mine myself last month but colder now so maybe better to do inside if you can.

Cheers greg

 

[DaBigGinger]

My tints are now fitted, but there are a few stubborn bubbles I can't get rid of. What's the best way to deal with it? Pin prick to clear the bubble, then go over it with a hair dryer?

 

[Manders Mustang]

My tints are now fitted, but there are a few stubborn bubbles I can't get rid of. What's the best way to deal with it? Pin prick to clear the bubble, then go over it with a hair dryer?

Leave them, they eventually come out, you can keep peeling it off whilst working on it and pushing water out, but generally, it evaporates out.

if there after a week, pin prick it.

 

[DaBigGinger]

Cool, thanks Manders

 

[DaBigGinger]

I've got two replacement tints on the way for mine; I didn't get those on quite as well as I would have liked. What's the best way to remove the old film? Hairdryer and carefully peel it off?

 

[Manders Mustang]

I've got two replacement tints on the way for mine; I didn't get those on quite as well as I would have liked. What's the best way to remove the old film? Hairdryer and carefully peel it off?

bingo. then just wipe it down.

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