killing it man! I hated these trucks SO much because of these back glasses. What I used to do was gut the inside gasket ever so slightly angled inward and it would give a 1/16" little bit of wiggle room on the inside. You said it perfect, "CLEAN,CLEAN,CLEAN!!!"
Yeah that works, make a channel for the film to fall into. If you can make it a nice clean cut outside I found that helps to keeps the shape of film matching the inside. Then clean the heck out of it so all your work isn't wasted when you get the film inside.
Looks amazing man. Thanks for all the info. Just a suggestion, wouldn’t be better to use a paint scraper to clean inside the channel to not risk cutting the rubber seal? Sealing
Honestly I haven’t had any more of these come through to even worry about them. I’m sure there are plenty of different ways I just showed you one. Thanks
You don’t have to shrink but it wouldn’t hurt. Just do it like a camper window. Once you install trim if needed. All of these aren’t exactly the same so adjust.
Hi, can’t really say since I don’t know what your truck looks like and how clean the seals are but just clean them with a toothbrush scrub really well and follow the same procedure and modify after we install. Maybe you have to do it once or twice to get it how you like it.
I usually do shrink the new solid windows of trucks just to make the bottom have tension to keep the fingers away. It's better to do it outside then bringing heat in the vehicle. I probably could have put some heat on this one too but I didn't. Definitely wouldn't hurt any. Did you check out my Shrink video? I talk about this more in there.
I'm not sure what your referring to? I cut these add lay them inside. They aren't perfect but it looks good. As I also mentioned the customer was selling it and just wanted it tinted to make it look better and was happy with how it turned out. ✌🏾
It's Called Reverse roll. Roll up the film and unroll it onto the surface. It's a better way to handle large pieces of film. A little tricky but once you get used to it it works awesome. I do the same thing in all my Windshield videos too. Check those out. I have a full playlist of them.
Yes, I have heard of some taking the glass out. This customer was just tinting to make it sell faster. Honestly told me don't even go crazy on it. These trucks are riding around here a lot so I just made the video.
If you look at my other videos you'll see I use microfiber towels. With these old trucks and rubber seals I can just throw away paper towels because they are filthy after cleaning. I don't get these windows often but these are the steps I take to get a clean install. Some people take the glass out but I don't remove anything if I don't have to.
This was an old dirty truck he wanted done to make it look better to be sold. I tell the customers I'm not pulling the glass out, I trim it and just make it look clean. Before they leave it tell them if they have any issues let me know. So I this thing is long gone and I done get these in that often.
Just having the glass clean made a big difference! The tint made it that much nicer again.
killing it man! I hated these trucks SO much because of these back glasses. What I used to do was gut the inside gasket ever so slightly angled inward and it would give a 1/16" little bit of wiggle room on the inside. You said it perfect, "CLEAN,CLEAN,CLEAN!!!"
Yeah that works, make a channel for the film to fall into. If you can make it a nice clean cut outside I found that helps to keeps the shape of film matching the inside.
Then clean the heck out of it so all your work isn't wasted when you get the film inside.
Looks good dude. Today I’ve learned that I cannot tint windows lol. Ain’t ever gunna try it again.
Well I give you credit for trying. I think that really helps to give our job a little more credit lol. Thanks for watching.
Looks amazing! Great job my dude!! You made it look like factory privacy glass!!!!! 🔥
Much appreciated man, thank you for checking out the video.
Looks amazing man. Thanks for all the info. Just a suggestion, wouldn’t be better to use a paint scraper to clean inside the channel to not risk cutting the rubber seal? Sealing
Honestly I haven’t had any more of these come through to even worry about them. I’m sure there are plenty of different ways I just showed you one. Thanks
Good Job 💯
Thanks 💯
I used this video and the reverse roll video to do my back window in my superduty way easier than my first attempt. Thank you
That's awesome to hear it helped you out. 👍🏾
so no shrinking with the heat gun? did you trim your corners better once you removed from the window or was that the only cut you did?
You don’t have to shrink but it wouldn’t hurt. Just do it like a camper window.
Once you install trim if needed. All of these aren’t exactly the same so adjust.
I’ve been watching your videos for a while now. I am a full time tinter now and I love it, maybe we can collaborate one day
I appreciate you watching. Definitely where I are you?
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I’ve got a 93 Silverado with a 4 piece rear window and my seals are not ti great. Is this going to be a pain?
Hi, can’t really say since I don’t know what your truck looks like and how clean the seals are but just clean them with a toothbrush scrub really well and follow the same procedure and modify after we install. Maybe you have to do it once or twice to get it how you like it.
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Yes it's get plenty of use. Awesome product!
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Do you bother shrinking the rear glass on trucks or do you pretty much touch up fingers on the inside?
I usually do shrink the new solid windows of trucks just to make the bottom have tension to keep the fingers away. It's better to do it outside then bringing heat in the vehicle.
I probably could have put some heat on this one too but I didn't. Definitely wouldn't hurt any.
Did you check out my Shrink video? I talk about this more in there.
Great job bro👍
Appreciate you!
Very nice and clean job !
Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to check out the video and comment. More videos on the way.
What about the light gap on top?
I'm not sure what your referring to? I cut these add lay them inside. They aren't perfect but it looks good. As I also mentioned the customer was selling it and just wanted it tinted to make it look better and was happy with how it turned out. ✌🏾
Yeah too much gap...
At 10:44 you peel the liner and don't put that side against the window im new to this. I thought you had to put the liner side against the window?
It's Called Reverse roll. Roll up the film and unroll it onto the surface. It's a better way to handle large pieces of film. A little tricky but once you get used to it it works awesome. I do the same thing in all my Windshield videos too. Check those out. I have a full playlist of them.
@@FadeToBlackLLC I appreciate that man
So brother one question no need to heat shrink it ? Awesome job
You can just to ensure no fingers but it can be done without. Lately I've been doing newer rear glass trucks and I don't bother shrinking them.
Hey u still in freedom. I need my truck done
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Do it brotha.....nice job !!!!
aaaawesome technique thanks ...
Much appreciated thank you for watching.
Looks Nice!
Much appreciated thanks for watching. Those older trucks don't come that often but having a way to get them done helps.
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Not bad... but taking out the glass be way better. every back glass with a rubber gasket I take out the sliders are time consuming tho
Yes, I have heard of some taking the glass out. This customer was just tinting to make it sell faster. Honestly told me don't even go crazy on it. These trucks are riding around here a lot so I just made the video.
@@FadeToBlackLLC right on I've done them in the gasket too saul good man... 👍👍👍
Music to loud , bro
I'm trying to work on that when I edit future videos. Thanks. I'm a tinter first video editor in my spare time....not much.
Whats with all the hand waving going on. Does he think he's a rapper. 🤣
No, just a tinter.
That's an old school truck??? It looks like about an 03/04 to me
Not sure, but yes older. Rubber around the glass no dot matrix.
@@FadeToBlackLLC yea I hear ya, just giving you a hard time ;)
Cool
I notice that you use a lot of paper towels why not save the money and just use microfiber towels
If you look at my other videos you'll see I use microfiber towels. With these old trucks and rubber seals I can just throw away paper towels because they are filthy after cleaning.
I don't get these windows often but these are the steps I take to get a clean install.
Some people take the glass out but I don't remove anything if I don't have to.
I think is best uninstalling glass only 5 min
I always remove the glass... "if you know how to tint auto glass you should know how to install auto glass" I say all the time
Yes your right, I've just never learned how to do that yet.
The gap at the top triggers my ocd
This was an old dirty truck he wanted done to make it look better to be sold. I tell the customers I'm not pulling the glass out, I trim it and just make it look clean.
Before they leave it tell them if they have any issues let me know. So I this thing is long gone and I done get these in that often.