ok so I got my car tinted about a year ago, and last week it got some air bubbles in the tint, so I went to get it fix, ok, when the re do the back window, you know we have the defrost dots on the top of it, that part look odd to me bc the tint does not stick even,, and I remember someone had put some vinyl on the outside of the window covering that part, can some1 help me found the member or a pic of the car Im talking about,, also,, I was thinking instead of Black vinyl like this member did, can I use like a contact paper kind of tint, that are normally use for tinting tail lights? I would prefer this method over the black vinyl bc it will blend more with the car...

thanx in advance

 

well how dark is your tint, you should barely notice the black vinyl if you have 20% or lower

 

35% that why I prefer the vinyl tint...

 

heres wat you can do get a stick of clear glue the roll on glue and roll it over the dot matrixs and apply it on also be prepared to take a credit card or vinyl applicator and push all the excessed glue out and or bubbles have a friend on the out side of the window using a heat gun to help you heat a part that your pushing out this should help you greatly or you can use a black vinyl over it or you can do what i did and do something on the back window to cover it up like a design or a saying my car says "straight cobalt pimpin" on the back window.