the 3rd double loop technique windshield removal

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[@K0RP53]

Sweet. I was looking for those line guides.

[@mehrdadfakhimi8833]

Thanks ,how ever didn't get the clues
Your old clips was helpful

[@vdkarautoglassreplacement3642]

Brother, I never precut clips or edited videos to avoid broken lines .let me tell you something. If you follow the instructions from the tools makers you will expend a lot of money on parts replacement and cords. That's why they wanted. My recommendations follow your common sense and your skills then you will see better results.
I'm using this bat for 3 years with only one pump replacement. But never followed their's instructions. If you don't believe me just check how many parts they sell on the website.
🙏 my friends

[@mehrdadfakhimi8833]

@@vdkarautoglassreplacement3642
You are No. 1
In our industry
No doubt
Smartest Hispanic ever ever seen.
We've learn a lot.
Thanks for what you did and doing .

[@uribibi1246]

You have a fan from Israel

[@haiderzhara9586]

GOOD GOOD GOOD 👍 👌 👏

[@chrisb.1301]

Good job. Where can I get some of those dash protectors?

[@vdkarautoglassreplacement3642]

Glass evolution

[@winsteezy403]

Where do you get the black dash cover?

[@vdkarautoglassreplacement3642]

Glass evolution

[@BlackTongue.]

I'm lost. No idea what you're doing my friend. For 18 years I use a cold knife and equalizer. Recently I've been trying to learn the orange bat and the string breaks every time. Very frustrating.

[@mehrdadfakhimi8833]

Same problem I have
Too much headache for little results.
He is genius ,but this clips I swear been selected and edited
If u see 10 of them
You gonna see the edits.
It might just for exciting people to sell products.
I bought like many people
And left em for special cut ,on some cars and trucks.
I use old style
And make money
These are mostly for show off.

[@grotevin]

@@mehrdadfakhimi8833 i use a spider on 90 procent of my removals.
Just as quick as a coldknife and a wire.
You just need to learn how to use it properly. Sure the wire breaks on me sometimes too, but i usually get multiple removals on a single one

[@Tempsho]

@@grotevin Same here. I use my WRD Spider 99% of the time.

[@winsteezy403]

​@Tempsho you think the spider is better than the bat?

[@Tempsho]

@@winsteezy403 I haven’t tried the BAT. It looks nice, but I have 3 or 4 Spiders, so I’ll just stick with what works for me.
As far as technique, I just do a single rope around the windshield to keep it simple. Actually, I usually just rope about halfway around the windshield, anchor, cut, move the anchor, then cut the remaining half. Just in case my line snaps at the beginning of a cut, I don’t lose too much cord that way