>clean, clean, clean and dust free. A squeegee and >soapy water is all you need. ============== That is putting it very simply. I don't recommend doing it yourself unless you have good dexterity. You are working upside down from under the windows which have, in most cases a slight curve. Pro's use a technique of cutting the tint about 1" or so winder then windown, applying the tint to the glass while using a cutting tool, to cut a smooth cut around the edge of the window. A lot easier then it looks and takes more practice and skill then I could develop. Roy Lashway '78 Argosy,'56 Bubble [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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