The Full Alpine Tesla Model Y car stereo install 

I bet they have tried it all, slow is better that cracking a windshield. Since the inside of the glass tends to be the weaker side. Love that tool he showed, with the soft plastic cover on the handle.

@@AraCarrano I have the same Craftsman he showed (with the padded handle) and its generally not the handle side that hits the glass, it's the unpadded head. For that reason, it's my opinion that the fewer times you have to take a new "bite" on the head of the fastener by repositioning the head of the tool (which is what Dean was commenting about with his specialty tool), the safer it is for the windshield. When you back up what I suggested with a plastic trim tool, you're about as protected as is possible. Sometimes you can sneak a bondo spread between the glass and the dash too, but that also eats room. Anyhow, keep in mind I'm not suggesting he did anything wrong or that anyone thunder away at it no matter what tool is used. 😆 It's just something that took me way too long to think up in my own endeavors so I thought I'd throw it out there for others, especially since Dean complained about how he had to do it on this car. If he calls me mean names because of it, he'll be joining a popular club... there may even be a line. 😅

Also smaller front door midbass. Strange

Lol for real. I wait till he does the whole series to watch the video. And because of that I've been Watching less and youtube didn't tell me when this video uploaded

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