Hurricane glass on I-45 does good work. They do alot of custom jobs, and all the dealer work for the 7 or so dealers right by them.

 

Since I'm completely paranoid about my new GT, I'm looking for a reputable place that will back up their work.

Thanks for any suggestions.

 

I had my '89 GT tinted at Binswanger's Glass back in 1989, and the tint has lasted (and looked good) until very recently.

 

Thanks for the help.

 

I have had friends and family have windows tinted at Hurricane Glass on I-45 and all have had good luck.

 

did we ever figure out a solid answer on how to not mess up the tint when the window drops when the door is opened?

:scratch:

 

It has been said that there is a fuse that can be removed (it's noted in the owners manual) or put a piece of tape over the sensor so the door thinks it's closed when it's not.

 

It has been said that there is a fuse that can be removed (it's noted in the owners manual) or put a piece of tape over the sensor so the door thinks it's closed when it's not. [/b][/quote]
does that affect the glass at all? does it drop down to get underneath the weather stripping so doing that would push the glass out in the wrong direction? i have yet to get close enough to see a mustangs windows in action so i wasn't sure how it worked. if it doesn't affect it at all i'll deffinatly pull the fuse or cover the sensor.

 

I'll have to let you know next week when I have mine tinted.

 

thank ya much. that would be appreciated.