Tools you'll ever need:
- knife, scraper, squeegee, cold card,Β
- blue max, slammer, bulldozer (for sedans), screw drivers(depending on vehicle), measuring tape, spray bottle, shampoo (best is Johnson - Johnson)Β
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Phase A - Panels(5 mins)
Remove door panels, usually remove door handle screws(newer vehicles). Then pop open the top, in order to remove the door moulding.
Some vehicles you may have to remove entire panels

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Phase B - Cut film (5 mins)
You can use windscreen at own discretion.
Measure windows using tape, usually ranges around 0.80m(width) and 0.48m(height) for front passengers windows
0.70m(width) and 0.43m(height) for rear passengers windows
1.1m(width) and 0.48m(height) for rear window
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Phase C - installation (110 mins)
Spray the windows with water
Using the scraper, remove excess dirts
Squeegee out the water
Spray the windows and peel the film,
Also spray the film for mobility in application
Then apply to the window
Using cold card, push out water at the corners and midpoint to limit movement
Then cut using blade excess protruding window shape
Using cold card, push out all the water
Spray the windows
Then with blue max, push the water while applying a little pressure for the glue to stick on the windows
Then using slammer, push the edges where blue max can't reach
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