daveytroy

hi my friend owns a tinting comp,tinted vision north east(newcastle)he cleans rear window outside and in,cuts film on outside(sticky facing out)puts talcum powder on outside of window to stop it sticking to window then he uses heat gun in curved ares(before peeling clear backing off),then sprays a mist of water with small amount of washing up liquid to the inside of window and back of film(sticky side)this helps to slide film into correct position,then use plastic sqweegee to force water to edges,then use heat gun allover window to help dry any leftover water,the black dotted matrix around the window can be coverd by using film,just it has to be pushed back down several times over the drying period,hope this is off some help. dave

Hi Gary,thanks for your comment,im not to sure about using more psi than stated on side wall,but i have tried 30f 36r and this seems to be the result i was looking for,ive tried with 24f30r for a play this morning and i was amazed at the difference in traction with just a moinor psi adjustment,many thanks dave

hi the folks,im dave ive recently joined the forum as ive bought a discovery for a bit of fun off road,i was wondering what kind of tyre pressure should i be using offroad ive purchased insa sahara 235 65 16s with a max rating of 34 -36psi,i have them set at 28 psi allround for normal driving,could anyone advise me if this is correct as it feels better at 28 than 30,any comments would be appreciated :)many thank newbie dave