Moleskin for tinted windows
#1
Moleskin for tinted windows
First off, i know this has probably been beat to death in another thread somewhere, but i looked and i could not find what i remember seeing before. I appologize up front for bringing this up again.
I took the time to install the velcro felt on my window channels a few weeks ago to help with tint (i plan on getting the tint redone). What i have found, and now i see is being reported quite a lot, is that the glue melts to the windows, still scratches the tint, blah blah blah. Anyways, enough about the obvious stuff. My question is about this Moleskin stuff. I remember someone putting up a link to order some strips of the moleskin material with a sticky back to put on the window channel. Does anyone still have this link. I am going to redo the tint soon and i want to get the felt off and give the moleskin stuff a try. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
I took the time to install the velcro felt on my window channels a few weeks ago to help with tint (i plan on getting the tint redone). What i have found, and now i see is being reported quite a lot, is that the glue melts to the windows, still scratches the tint, blah blah blah. Anyways, enough about the obvious stuff. My question is about this Moleskin stuff. I remember someone putting up a link to order some strips of the moleskin material with a sticky back to put on the window channel. Does anyone still have this link. I am going to redo the tint soon and i want to get the felt off and give the moleskin stuff a try. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
#2
RE: Moleskid for tinted windows
http://www.automoleskin.com/ford.htm
Let me know how it works, I might get some for myself when I get mine redone..
Let me know how it works, I might get some for myself when I get mine redone..
#4
RE: Moleskid for tinted windows
Damn you guys are quick!! Thanks for the link. I emailed them first to verify that the one side has an adhesive and asked about the quality of the adhesive. If they give me the answer i am looking for then i will place my order right away. Hopefully this is the right way to go.... my tint looks like absolute crap!
#5
RE: Moleskid for tinted windows
ORIGINAL: wysts43
Damn you guys are quick!! Thanks for the link. I emailed them first to verify that the one side has an adhesive and asked about the quality of the adhesive. If they give me the answer i am looking for then i will place my order right away. Hopefully this is the right way to go.... my tint looks like absolute crap!
Damn you guys are quick!! Thanks for the link. I emailed them first to verify that the one side has an adhesive and asked about the quality of the adhesive. If they give me the answer i am looking for then i will place my order right away. Hopefully this is the right way to go.... my tint looks like absolute crap!
#6
RE: Moleskid for tinted windows
i got my tint done, 5 % also, and i have rolled my windows up and down with no problems and no scratches. I also did not get any felt or anything, still have the stock plastic...you guys think it might be the actual tint quality?
#7
RE: Moleskid for tinted windows
ORIGINAL: Andrew_06_GT
i got my tint done, 5 % also, and i have rolled my windows up and down with no problems and no scratches. I also did not get any felt or anything, still have the stock plastic...you guys think it might be the actual tint quality?
i got my tint done, 5 % also, and i have rolled my windows up and down with no problems and no scratches. I also did not get any felt or anything, still have the stock plastic...you guys think it might be the actual tint quality?
#8
RE: Moleskid for tinted windows
ORIGINAL: bl1nkage
Negative, I got Luminar, which from what EVERY tinter Ive talked to (about 12) they have told me Luminar is "the best brand of tint available".. they have a "state of the art" tint making process... not sure how making tint could be all that hard but whatever
ORIGINAL: Andrew_06_GT
i got my tint done, 5 % also, and i have rolled my windows up and down with no problems and no scratches. I also did not get any felt or anything, still have the stock plastic...you guys think it might be the actual tint quality?
i got my tint done, 5 % also, and i have rolled my windows up and down with no problems and no scratches. I also did not get any felt or anything, still have the stock plastic...you guys think it might be the actual tint quality?
Is it the plastic that is scratching the tint? I ask because like I said I have the plastic and it hasn't scratch my tint whatsoever. I think it might be something internally thats scratching it. My wife's camaro did it and she has the felt....
#9
RE: Moleskid for tinted windows
ORIGINAL: Andrew_06_GT
Is it the plastic that is scratching the tint? I ask because like I said I have the plastic and it hasn't scratch my tint whatsoever. I think it might be something internally thats scratching it. My wife's camaro did it and she has the felt....
ORIGINAL: bl1nkage
Negative, I got Luminar, which from what EVERY tinter Ive talked to (about 12) they have told me Luminar is "the best brand of tint available".. they have a "state of the art" tint making process... not sure how making tint could be all that hard but whatever
ORIGINAL: Andrew_06_GT
i got my tint done, 5 % also, and i have rolled my windows up and down with no problems and no scratches. I also did not get any felt or anything, still have the stock plastic...you guys think it might be the actual tint quality?
i got my tint done, 5 % also, and i have rolled my windows up and down with no problems and no scratches. I also did not get any felt or anything, still have the stock plastic...you guys think it might be the actual tint quality?
Is it the plastic that is scratching the tint? I ask because like I said I have the plastic and it hasn't scratch my tint whatsoever. I think it might be something internally thats scratching it. My wife's camaro did it and she has the felt....
#10
RE: Moleskid for tinted windows
I haven't had time to get mine fixed so I've had the tint on for a few months and I roll the windows down almost everyday... consequently the tint has hundreds of scratches the entire length of the window, so it has to be the seal at the top 'cos I know of no other component in the door that could do that.