Window Perf problems

[MAB SIGNS]

We rarely do window perfs, but had one that was on a Dodge Intrepid back window. Wasn't satisfied with the outcome with it wanting to bunch up in the corners. Is there a good material to use for these types of windows or should you just not do them? We had installed printed window perf and a clear overlaminate as I was told you must laminate to avoid water pockets in the perf. Probably less of an issue with SUV back windows. Is there a window perf better suited for this type of car or should we refuse to do perf other than flat glass panels? Appreciate any feedback!

Mark

[bullcrew]

Id use clear focus, I tried an off brand and had to redo 3 windows including 1 flat truck window. I did a mustang (02), a cavalier (04), and a couple of other small compound curve imports. I used to tint windows so I am familiar with layouts and curves. So far the clear focus is the best I have used hands down.

[geedub]

cast perf and cast laminate. they make calendered, don't buy it for the rear windows, that's what it does. The cast stuff is way more expensive.

[niksagkram]

Geedub is right, but make sure your laminate is "optically clear". With regular cast lam, the adhesive can give a "cloudy" look to your print, especially over the perfs.

Mark :beer: