Mike's right Don. The only part I inadvertantly omitted was the soap.
Let's ya' maneuver the film application as you work it into place. Might
suggest a little of the liq. deterg. used in your dishawasher at home. Less
likely to get a kind of foggy effect.
John Barnett - Steubenville, Oh.
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-----Original Message-----
From: michael brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, August 03, 2000 2:25 PM
Subject: Re: [VAC] Tinted defelective windoew paper
>clean, clean, clean and dust free. A squeegee and
>soapy water is all you need. If you are doing it on
>glass, it's recommended that you clean the window with
>a razor blade. Obviously with acrylic or plastic
>windows this would be a no-no. We have a Tap Plastic
>place in town that sells the film and a free
>application guide. I've had it professionally done and
>my results were just as good. So go for it.
>
>Michael
>--- Don Hardman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Has anyone installed the tinted window paper. I had
>> it installed on my other AS by someone who normally
>> installed it on cars and it came out great, curved
>> windows and all. I was thinking about trying to put
>> it on myself this time, but I am concerned about
>> working it in on the curved windows. Your input is
>> always appreciated.
>>
>> Don Hardman
>> 1976 Sovereign
>>
>
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