Many of you will laugh now at this post.
I would too until yesterday, but today I passed a window tinting shop
and I stoped and parked on teh street for 10 min to see how they do it.
And I was pretty much ..ah.. surprised to see they put teh
windowtint-film on teh OUTSIDE of teh windows.
Well .. ah.. maybe good for one summer.
But I thaught It should go inside the window??????
Obviously it is much easier to put it outside on a convex surface.
I would like to hear your points, folks.
It is no joke - I really saw it with my two eyes.

Ha-ha ha. (I am laughing with you, not at you.) Your eyes don't lie, Mr. Muchostupido, but those beamers-peepers are not telling you the whole truth. What they were doing is sizing and cutting the tint on the outside of the window to apply on the inside later. Once the tint is sized for the window the tint layer is separated from the plastic backing and applied to the inside with a little soapy water to prevent it from sticking until it is in the right location.
--
Tom F