>>> rear window wrinkles
ok im probably sure theres another thread about this but i havent found it.
my rear window a 2001 and its making wrinkles or some sort of shape (i dontk now looks like a heart kinda shape)
how do i get ride of it? is there anything i need or could do to have it removed? i put meguiars plastx on it couple of days ago. mayb it was cause i put too much pressure on the outside part of the window.
info would be appreicated thank you
my rear window a 2001 and its making wrinkles or some sort of shape (i dontk now looks like a heart kinda shape)
how do i get ride of it? is there anything i need or could do to have it removed? i put meguiars plastx on it couple of days ago. mayb it was cause i put too much pressure on the outside part of the window.
info would be appreicated thank you
Pressure from applying plastx did not cause it. Follow what silentdancer has to say. Some people buy tubes from muz ( http://www.prestigeautoaccessories.com/sto...21416e585ce6898 ) to ensure that the plastic window folds down correctly.
If there are already creases in it that will not go away, as a last resort: get some boiling water and SLOWLY pour it over the plastic window. Make sure not to get any on your paint. This will cause your plastic window to curl, and in 10 minutes or so it will be flat and good as new. Again, be careful with this.
Hope this helps.
If there are already creases in it that will not go away, as a last resort: get some boiling water and SLOWLY pour it over the plastic window. Make sure not to get any on your paint. This will cause your plastic window to curl, and in 10 minutes or so it will be flat and good as new. Again, be careful with this.
Hope this helps.
Originally Posted by tekstar,Jul 22 2007, 09:57 PM
Pressure from applying plastx did not cause it. Follow what silentdancer has to say. Some people buy tubes from muz ( http://www.prestigeautoaccessories.com/sto...21416e585ce6898 ) to ensure that the plastic window folds down correctly.
If there are already creases in it that will not go away, as a last resort: get some boiling water and SLOWLY pour it over the plastic window. Make sure not to get any on your paint. This will cause your plastic window to curl, and in 10 minutes or so it will be flat and good as new. Again, be careful with this.
Hope this helps.
If there are already creases in it that will not go away, as a last resort: get some boiling water and SLOWLY pour it over the plastic window. Make sure not to get any on your paint. This will cause your plastic window to curl, and in 10 minutes or so it will be flat and good as new. Again, be careful with this.
Hope this helps.
what would happen if the water goes too fast? does it have to be boiling or just HOT?
when the top is fully secured. if you do it too fast, you risk getting it on your paint and that is not what we want.
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