A few things from my experience with tint (precut and store bought tint). Remove the windows whenever possible. It makes install much easier and you can take advantage of temps inside your home when tinting on a cold day. Shrinking the tint is helpful even when doing roll up windows as it greatly reduces the fingers. Tack the tint to the outside of the window so when you go to move it, you’ll have a much shorter distance to walk which will reduce the possibility of contamination. When shrinking the rear windshield, you only need to do the H pattern when you’re shrinking. During install, you do a cross pattern to create a quadrant and then squeegee the water in each quadrant. It’s know as the British flag method. Clean the inside of the window twice and dry with a squeegee instead of a towel. Lastly, use a bright led light or something to inspect everything right after you install. You have a small window to work out any contaminants before it completely dries. Those bubbles in the drivers front could’ve been fixed if you found them much sooner.
Contaminants could be from the microfiber towel you were using. Microfiber towels for windows have a very short pile. When I use a regular microfiber towel on windows it's impossible to not leave super fine hairs. Try Chemical Guys Waffle Weave towel. Works good for me.
Best tint job was when I removed the glass from all 4 doors and completely wrapped them. Back windows have never been an issue for me. Anytime I dont pull the window out, it starts to peel after a year or so
@@Or3guns if u remove the piece of glass from the door and wrap from the bottom up and thn seal at the top of the window, u wont have it start ripping from the window being rolled down. Whereas if u apply the tint while it's in the door u have to go from the top to wherever ur door panel is. And eventually it will tear or rip or peel with every roll down of the window. If u use a razor blade and heat gun or hair dryer its an easy, factory clean job. Ime
I wonder if cleaning the windows then using a squeegee to dry it would help with the contamination left behind by towels ... I wanna try to tint my chevy truck windows and see what happens
I got a budget car i paid 500 but if it looks like this wend am done with mine dam am happy as hell am not gona pay 200 for it my bucket cost 500 bucks am not gona put in 200 worth of tint lol f it
A few things from my experience with tint (precut and store bought tint). Remove the windows whenever possible. It makes install much easier and you can take advantage of temps inside your home when tinting on a cold day. Shrinking the tint is helpful even when doing roll up windows as it greatly reduces the fingers. Tack the tint to the outside of the window so when you go to move it, you’ll have a much shorter distance to walk which will reduce the possibility of contamination. When shrinking the rear windshield, you only need to do the H pattern when you’re shrinking. During install, you do a cross pattern to create a quadrant and then squeegee the water in each quadrant. It’s know as the British flag method. Clean the inside of the window twice and dry with a squeegee instead of a towel. Lastly, use a bright led light or something to inspect everything right after you install. You have a small window to work out any contaminants before it completely dries. Those bubbles in the drivers front could’ve been fixed if you found them much sooner.
I don't care too much because it's an early 2000s car for me. I know it's not the best quality but for $30 it'll do the job.
Contaminants could be from the microfiber towel you were using. Microfiber towels for windows have a very short pile.
When I use a regular microfiber towel on windows it's impossible to not leave super fine hairs. Try Chemical Guys Waffle Weave towel. Works good for me.
Best tint job was when I removed the glass from all 4 doors and completely wrapped them. Back windows have never been an issue for me. Anytime I dont pull the window out, it starts to peel after a year or so
Why is that? Does it stick better when you bring them inside because of the hotter environment or you're just able to do a better job?
@@Or3guns if u remove the piece of glass from the door and wrap from the bottom up and thn seal at the top of the window, u wont have it start ripping from the window being rolled down. Whereas if u apply the tint while it's in the door u have to go from the top to wherever ur door panel is. And eventually it will tear or rip or peel with every roll down of the window. If u use a razor blade and heat gun or hair dryer its an easy, factory clean job. Ime
If you install the WK2 SRT8 springs in the rear you can level out that rake (drops rear about an inch), let me know if you want the part numbers.
You should throw some light tint on the tail lights
Why do you have one white and one black license plate? 😂
At what temperature do you have the heat gun at??
I wonder if cleaning the windows then using a squeegee to dry it would help with the contamination left behind by towels ... I wanna try to tint my chevy truck windows and see what happens
Yeah that's where he f'd up by using the cloth to dry the window and not squeegee
Same thing happened when I tinted my ranger with precut tint from eBay. I think it's just not the best quality tint so it has flaws
Yeah I blame the cheap tint. Doesn’t shrink right
Did ebay tint last?
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What % tint is that? Did you do the wrap on that Jeep yourself? Looks good!
It looks like 2.5% imo but I could b mistaken
For tint guys skip to about 3min in. Good video though the more you do the easier it gets
I think those are air bubbles, not contaminants.
Tint the tail lights and head lights 👍
I didn't know you from California, are you in northcal? I would love to meet your Tundra 🙂
What are you going to do to his truck? 😂
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Where is the fj cruiser?
Sold that a while ago
Just make sure to have the rite tools to do it rite.
Tint the lights
The sad part is I did 😂 I just went too light
I got a budget car i paid 500 but if it looks like this wend am done with mine dam am happy as hell am not gona pay 200 for it my bucket cost 500 bucks am not gona put in 200 worth of tint lol f it
surprised you are tinting the front side windows that dark in Commifornia!!! dont get pulled over!
Ebay tint is garbage I have been tinting full time for 39 years And I can't tint with that stuff.
First windowing did folded a big crease dead center. $50 in the hole that couldve went to a real tint job. Pay the pro, kid