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I've heard some people end up going this route, but I wouldn't recommend it. A heatgun is much more powerful and will allow you to move quickly.

From my experience, 20% is just about the lowest I'd go at night. It's fine driving around and such at night. But, without the light from headlights doing things like reversing into your unlit driveway will make you roll down your windows and look at your mirrors.

Great question! A lot of videos say that it makes the window easier to access, but I personally didn't remove it.

In my experience, this is a law that is rarely enforced 🫣

It depends if is the front or rear… in NJ front side is illegal but that law is not really enforced! However is legal to put even 5% on the back side or back window.

Heatguns are very powerful. They can easily melt your interior. It's easier to shrink the film on the outside because it's less likely to damage anything.

Love the pun!

LOL Same, same

That's very kind of you! I tried my best. Not perfect, but well worth it! 👍🏼

Which tools do you have? I think this entire thing can be made with a drill and circular saw

dont have circular saw, i've got a good drill and i really want to get something like this, as this looks really amazing@@MakingMadeSimple

I'd say sanding is always a good idea!

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I don't know how well it would work. I'm sure the bond would be somewhat strong. But part of what makes the bond with wood so strong is that the glue soaks into the wood fibers, which wouldn't be the case with metal.

The "fancy tools" that I worked for? 🥹 This entire thing can be made with a circular saw and a drill. Of course I'm going to use specific tools if I have them, and they make the workflow easier. But they're not all necessary.

Hahaha, if you factor in the time it took to make it, heck yes!!! I made this with leftover wood, so I lucked out! 😎. Thanks for watching!

It's a fun hobby, good luck with everything! A planer is super useful, but not always necessary. As long as you buy wood from Lowe's that has already been cut and planed on all four sides, you can make it work! As for dimensions, I think you're better off buying a circular saw to start building things. You'll use it a ton, and I don't think the people at the store will be able to give you a precise cut every time. So let's say you make a cutting board that's 10 inches long and 7 inches wide, you'd need various boards that are exactly 10" long and chances are they're going to vary in size, if cut in store. You're better off making your own cuts and making sure everything's perfect 🙌🏼

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My brother and I joke like this all the time. No harm 😄

@@sixfcp5385 I was kidding

Haha, thanks for the tips! A lot of what I do is trial and error, so tips always help!

In my experience, super great! The parent company is GeoShield, which is a popular tint film brand, known for its high quality. Their products are awesome. And TintZoom distributes pre-cut tint kits for them. I've installed two full sets of their tints and it's an awesome product. Tinting takes practice, and it's a difficult thing to do at times. However, having a high quality product makes it much easier than using low quality film 🙂

I'm glad the tip helped! Skipping that step makes the whole process much more difficult

100% thought the same. I hadn’t seen anyone else recommend that tips, very helpful.

@@AnthonyRaynor thanks for watching! 🙂

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I've always heard engrain boards are the best long term. This is just an easier way of doing it, since it doesn't warrant as many cuts. It's all preference! 😊

@@MakingMadeSimple awesome. Thanks

3 types of boards out there. Face grain, end grain and edge grain. End grain is going to be your strongest and longest lasting

Thank you!