Dam man; how did ya knowed all dat ?!! Make it look easy. Thanks , going out this week to get some sheets, doing a 68 Camaro old build drag car, resto. project. Got any tips on tints , do's & don'ts ? Did a great job, man dam !! I am going to look back at this when I start cutting . Thanks !
Hey man thank!! Tbh I just watched alot of YT video and decided to just send it and film it 😂. The only thing I would have done differently is gluing the window instead of screws. I scratched some of the polycarbonate while piercing the selftaping screw. So be aware of this if you doing it like me
@@THPcars Thanks for that tip. My old windows have no rubber , so I might have to drill & screw, or come up with the rubber. Was thinking solar grey for windshield and dark gray for the rest. I just race 1/4 mi. Do u think thats to dark ? subbed !
thanks for the sub buddy! I saw some people use industrial Velcro instead of glue! That could be an option also. And about the "grey" are you talking about a tint ? @175
@@THPcars Interesting , industrial Velcro, thanks going to consider. That is how my wife describes my dog 🐈⬛. Tinted sheets of Lexan, don't want to go to dark on windshield.
this is awesome gives me some ideas to do on my mk3 supra project! looks great dude. does the poly make a lot of heat in the cabin? I work with poly sometimes at work and practically made a green house/sauna once out of it
Thank dude! About the heat I couldn't really say... the car always sits in a garage and is mostly used on a race track. I dont really daily the car but on the racetrack I did not see any cabin heat difference
Dam man; how did ya knowed all dat ?!! Make it look easy. Thanks , going out this week to get some sheets, doing a 68 Camaro old build drag car, resto. project. Got any tips on tints , do's & don'ts ? Did a great job, man dam !! I am going to look back at this when I start cutting . Thanks !
Hey man thank!! Tbh I just watched alot of YT video and decided to just send it and film it 😂.
The only thing I would have done differently is gluing the window instead of screws. I scratched some of the polycarbonate while piercing the selftaping screw. So be aware of this if you doing it like me
@@THPcars Thanks for that tip. My old windows have no rubber , so I might have to drill & screw, or come up with the rubber. Was thinking solar grey for windshield and dark gray for the rest. I just race 1/4 mi. Do u think thats to dark ? subbed !
thanks for the sub buddy! I saw some people use industrial Velcro instead of glue! That could be an option also. And about the "grey" are you talking about a tint ? @175
@@THPcars Interesting , industrial Velcro, thanks going to consider. That is how my wife describes my dog 🐈⬛. Tinted sheets of Lexan, don't want to go to dark on windshield.
@rader1175 yeah im sure that'd be perfect 👌
Awesome job bro it makes me wanna cut sime weight in my AWD wagon. I like how u also used the factory seal. Great work thanks for the video
Thank you bro! It's pretty simple tbh 🤷 easy and "cheap" way to cut down some weight 🤟
Nice idea using the green tape - I am going to borrow that technique 😊
@carlloftin2850 you have to be very delicate when you remove it but it's working well 🤟
nice job
Thank bro dawg ❤️
this is awesome gives me some ideas to do on my mk3 supra project! looks great dude. does the poly make a lot of heat in the cabin? I work with poly sometimes at work and practically made a green house/sauna once out of it
Thank dude!
About the heat I couldn't really say...
the car always sits in a garage and is mostly used on a race track. I dont really daily the car but on the racetrack I did not see any cabin heat difference