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08-09-2007, 11:27 PM
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has anyone got experience with an xa-xc coupe and tinted windows. i am wondering if the rectangle guides that support the windows will scratch the tint or not. obviously you can adjust them away from the window, but they will still need some contact to support the glass properly. thanx gary
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08-09-2007, 11:36 PM
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335 - STILL THE BOSS ...
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Yep. Problem with coupe glass they tend to lean on the supports very heavily. They will scratch in fairly short time even if the guides are adjusted away from the glass. Other problem is adjusting them and still keeping them aligned. Best thing to do? Travel with all 4 windows down ...... one good thing about power windows!!!!!
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