Just had 3M IR Ceramic tint 5%....I highly recommend it. Very clear at night, and the heat blocking is amazing. A must if you live in Cali with leather seats....lol
First of all you not going to have smell forever. The second he is just showing milk possibility to do job, and not necessary to use mild at all. I have used just a baby shampoo with water.
Good second "followup" video of the Black Magic 'walmart" ceramic tint. I've used the Black Magic 20% tint when it was labeled "PROFESSIONAL", and it worked great (no haze). The "SELECT" tint of the Black Magic series is PURE CRAP, and turns purple after a while. Looks like the version of the 20% will work great for my needs (and it looked good on the window you did). Thanks for the comparisons.
You can normally tell if ripples will show up by stretching it on a table with your hands, if it disappears, it'll be fine. Very useful for using the end of the roll in an emergency
Great video! I actually learned on Walmart tint (thank you self checkout) in 2004. The expensive stuff use to be a metalized layer instead of ceramic and it has always looked like that. It was also much harder to work with and would not shrink good at all. Only benefit was since the stuff was so thin you really never needed to shrink it on side windows and if you did, you could do it with just a hair dryer.
The first video who shows the inside of both thanks! I’ve been looking all day! I’m tryna get my jeep Cherokee tinted tomorrow I wanted to see the difference
Thank you for the review I literally just bought that ceramic film. To get me by until I could get it done right in the shop but I’m going to return it for the cheaper stuff to get me by for a couple months
@@SEANYBANKS23 If one layers does 70% heat rejection, 2 layers will NOT have 140% heat rejection 😂 not how this works. Percentage works off percentages, it’s not cumulative. 👍🏻
@@TexasTintMasters are you saying 50% blocks 50%. 50% on top blocks 50% of 50%. So total would be 75%? Another layer would add another 12.5% blockage? I had never thought of it like that.
@@IconicProps it makes sense (you will keep reducing 50% of the previous, effectively with 3 layers you can reduce upto 87.5%). The only reason to not do that is because of the money involved.
Yes I can do a review on it... Wanted to do a 35 on top of 50 in ceramic . To get a darker tint up front. but yes I can tell you 100 that the tint in ceramic is worth every penny have a expedition and it's all leather dashboard... Located in Florida and feels over 100 these past 2 yrs... And well I had stock windshield no ceramic of anything.. didn't notice till one day I was cleaning the entire car ad the dash on the driver's side.. was a big air bubble..so scared to do it but from what I've seen have to make a very small hole where the air bubble is.. heat up the area that the air bubble was created.. push all air out through where the bubble is. And it well and should come out and keep it back to original size it was.. but don't want to damage the leather from overheating it.. but once I installed ceramic.. does not matter how dark you go... Ceramic does its job alone... Want stock look ask for 70% in ceramic.. want a haze or a small bypass of tint.. go 50 like I did.. if you want sunglasses on your car😂 go 35% dark outside but inside looks great... Don't recommend going darker have my own review on what I had up on my channel... Invest into ceramic tint.. if you don't want to do the entire car yet... Best bet is the entire windshield. And rear.. most hot spots.
Now i remember using Johnson window films ceramic tint back in 2007 when they first came out with a ceramic film, and that shit was hazy as fuck too. Didn't realize the haze until I watched these videos.
The regular window tint (viewed from the inside of the car) gives light a slight greenish tint, where the ceramic film appears to be closer to neutral. Compare the white wall in the background through the non-tinted glass at the back of the door, then compare the white wall in the distance through the two different tints; there is an obvious green tint on the regular film, the ceramic tint looks more natural but does have a lesser blue tint, and looks better in my opinion.
Thanks so much for the milk demo. I never use enough soap in my solution because I'm afraid it will show up as residue under the tint when it dries. I've wasted a lot of tint over the years because I couldn't reposition it without damaging it. Apparently the soap squeezes out more thoroughly than I thought, so I can make life much easier on myself from now on......lol
Am not a tint guy I did it yesterday on some windows.. and well it's worth it.. from what I've did apply warm water and baby shampoo the orange bottle..apply it in a spray bottle.. use a squeegee with the soft edge apply it to the squeegee.. if your angles are not correct.. then apply the solution to the tint and window.. search up how to clean tinted windows and should see some straight forward.. also use the razor method like this guy he showed.. because of you apply tint just like that.. can have dirt on your tint which well cause later down the road to unstick... And once you have it all corrected.. the. Go ahead and use a heat gun to get rid of any water to secure your work.. if tint is unable to move just pick up the tint by the corners lifting it out and up..apply the solution so the tint is able to move freely.
🎉 Walmart makes this ceramic tint in a 35% version that would be perfect for front doors for legalities in most States. You ought to try an experiment with that and see if that tests out with the same results.
Maybe you should try to put the normal one on the nano ceramic to keep it more clear? 😂 Double face tint it's sound like something trending 👌🏼.. Thanks for this one and I believe it's just a small issue can be fixed with changing the color/type of the film.. Keep it up man..
I wonder how the cermic will look like after a few months! If it already looks like this, how bad will it be after 12 months. maybe you can tint a window and put it outside every day to see what the sun does to it for a certain amount of time.
That is interesting.......never in a million years would i think of installing tint with milk 🤣 what is your favorite tint to use? I was looking for some Xpel but for some reason can not find anything other than installers
I know it's a year old, but a question regarding the ceramic tint. Previously had my car done with geoshield 35% carbon tint. Looks good inside and out, but wouldn't mind the heat reduction of the ceramic. Would it screw anything up if I'd add a layer of the ceramic of this to the inside? Would it wind up making the carbon tint hazy?
I wonder if they reformulated it in the last year? They no longer have a 35% VLT option, and I picked up a roll really to put on my house windows (it's cheap, and really the only ceramic film you can buy in small batches/without having to contact an installation company. I really didn't care if it turned out a little hazy since the outside of the windows only gets cleaned once a year, so it's hazy anyways...) It's still obviously cheap, and has that typical blue/purple tint to it, but in your videos it seems to have a green tint. Maybe they actually listened, maybe it's all in my head vs cheap tint that I've seen. as a good tint shouldn't be noticed at all (Like I didn't notice my car had a tint installed from the dealership until a month into owning it. and that's mostly because they used cheap garbage for the back window, so the edges started lifting + it faded to purple & hazed over within a couple years. the side windows I wouldn't have noticed except they wanted to keep the window stickers on so you can see there's a layer over them from the inside if you look close.) Now, if you plan on doing more than a couple windows, the cost of buying a bulk roll starts to make sense real quick. This stuff is ~$1.53-$1.92/sqft, whereas you can get a 20ft roll of a good ceramic like Xpel XR Plus for ~$1.32-$1.43/sqft. So once you're looking at buying 4 rolls of Black Magic, it becomes cheaper in every way to just buy a roll of the good stuff off a reseller.
Guys milk will smell just until it dries than it won't have any smell at all. But you can use some water and baby shampoo if you think it will smell forever.
Yep, even the best get a white square reflection of the side mirrors at the right angle. I've found the lighter vlt ceramics have less issues with L.A.H.
A vegan brings their car into the Tint Studio for some tint to be added. Hilarity ensues when they find out the tint was put on with a cow's milk solution. 😱
hey bud help me i wanna tint my rear window on my 76 camaro ,have you ever done this yr and model and i do know the basics im just scared of the corners i might ruin thx i watch your videos lots
Yea. I’ve gotten great results with cheap film, just make sure it’s film, not the “cling” with the paper roller in between, and comes in a box. Just one thing, when setting the tint, especially black magic, when you set the first part and the top edge and have it line up squegee it and let it sit for ten minutes to dry and adhere. Before rolling it up, to finish setting the bottom and into the seals. Otherwise the tint will crinkle, and will slide all over, so def let it sit and dry before rolling up, also be sure to cut the bottom edge longer to tuck under the seal. Otherwise the cheap tint will catch and curl up. Also you don’t HAVE to shrink it. I never have. I’ve used the Walmart “black magic” brand tint film probably on ten cars
To clarify, make sure your tint comes in the plastic box like he has on this video, not the square cardboard box that “gila” uses, and the the cling comes inside. Also don’t buy the tint kit, just use a pray bottle with bottle water. And five drops of Johnson and Johnson baby shampoo! Just don’t let it sit, more than a day, you’ll get clumps inside the water after it sits for a day
Milk.... WTF!? A little milk leaked on the way home from the market once and I didn't notice it right away....I had to throw out the carpet from the a Bad smell.
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Just had 3M IR Ceramic tint 5%....I highly recommend it. Very clear at night, and the heat blocking is amazing. A must if you live in Cali with leather seats....lol
but they are so damn expensive
How much did you pay?
Why is no one talking about how he's gonna have milk in his door panels forever now 😭😂😂
Im gonna have to get in their and lick it up now 😩
First of all you not going to have smell forever. The second he is just showing milk possibility to do job, and not necessary to use mild at all. I have used just a baby shampoo with water.
@@valnez4794 how??
Hopefully that door panel gets pulled and cleaned. I can smell it now 🤢
Most doors actually have a drain ;D
The inside of that door is going to smell VILE after the milk solution haha
Good second "followup" video of the Black Magic 'walmart" ceramic tint. I've used the Black Magic 20% tint when it was labeled "PROFESSIONAL", and it worked great (no haze). The "SELECT" tint of the Black Magic series is PURE CRAP, and turns purple after a while. Looks like the version of the 20% will work great for my needs (and it looked good on the window you did). Thanks for the comparisons.
You can normally tell if ripples will show up by stretching it on a table with your hands, if it disappears, it'll be fine. Very useful for using the end of the roll in an emergency
#EmergencyTintingForLife
Great video! I actually learned on Walmart tint (thank you self checkout) in 2004. The expensive stuff use to be a metalized layer instead of ceramic and it has always looked like that. It was also much harder to work with and would not shrink good at all. Only benefit was since the stuff was so thin you really never needed to shrink it on side windows and if you did, you could do it with just a hair dryer.
The first video who shows the inside of both thanks! I’ve been looking all day! I’m tryna get my jeep Cherokee tinted tomorrow I wanted to see the difference
dang i hope that milk dosnt stink up the car later. I loved the demonstration though lol
Thank you for the review
I literally just bought that ceramic film. To get me by until I could get it done right in the shop but I’m going to return it for the cheaper stuff to get me by for a couple months
Do a video putting layers of ceramic tint on a window to see if more layers keeps the car cooler
Yes more layers is double the heat protection
@@SEANYBANKS23 If one layers does 70% heat rejection, 2 layers will NOT have 140% heat rejection 😂 not how this works.
Percentage works off percentages, it’s not cumulative. 👍🏻
@@TexasTintMasters are you saying 50% blocks 50%. 50% on top blocks 50% of 50%. So total would be 75%? Another layer would add another 12.5% blockage? I had never thought of it like that.
@@IconicProps it makes sense (you will keep reducing 50% of the previous, effectively with 3 layers you can reduce upto 87.5%). The only reason to not do that is because of the money involved.
Yes I can do a review on it... Wanted to do a 35 on top of 50 in ceramic
. To get a darker tint up front. but yes I can tell you 100 that the tint in ceramic is worth every penny have a expedition and it's all leather dashboard... Located in Florida and feels over 100 these past 2 yrs... And well I had stock windshield no ceramic of anything.. didn't notice till one day I was cleaning the entire car ad the dash on the driver's side.. was a big air bubble..so scared to do it but from what I've seen have to make a very small hole where the air bubble is.. heat up the area that the air bubble was created.. push all air out through where the bubble is. And it well and should come out and keep it back to original size it was.. but don't want to damage the leather from overheating it.. but once I installed ceramic.. does not matter how dark you go... Ceramic does its job alone... Want stock look ask for 70% in ceramic.. want a haze or a small bypass of tint.. go 50 like I did.. if you want sunglasses on your car😂 go 35% dark outside but inside looks great... Don't recommend going darker have my own review on what I had up on my channel... Invest into ceramic tint.. if you don't want to do the entire car yet... Best bet is the entire windshield. And rear.. most hot spots.
People who live in places like Arizona and the like probably don't give a damn about the haziness if it blocks the merciless heat.
Yep, In Texas it's made a difference. Just can't have that 20% on the front sides.
Well thankfully I didn't have to wait a year for this. Thx for the side by side
Now i remember using Johnson window films ceramic tint back in 2007 when they first came out with a ceramic film, and that shit was hazy as fuck too.
Didn't realize the haze until I watched these videos.
Please compare that Black Magic Ceramic tint to the "Ceramic" GILA "Heat Shield Elite" please!!
The regular window tint (viewed from the inside of the car) gives light a slight greenish tint, where the ceramic film appears to be closer to neutral. Compare the white wall in the background through the non-tinted glass at the back of the door, then compare the white wall in the distance through the two different tints; there is an obvious green tint on the regular film, the ceramic tint looks more natural but does have a lesser blue tint, and looks better in my opinion.
Ok. So the Walmart ceramic is not good. What is a decent affordable ceramic tint to try out?
Thanks so much for the milk demo. I never use enough soap in my solution because I'm afraid it will show up as residue under the tint when it dries. I've wasted a lot of tint over the years because I couldn't reposition it without damaging it. Apparently the soap squeezes out more thoroughly than I thought, so I can make life much easier on myself from now on......lol
Am not a tint guy I did it yesterday on some windows.. and well it's worth it.. from what I've did apply warm water and baby shampoo the orange bottle..apply it in a spray bottle.. use a squeegee with the soft edge apply it to the squeegee.. if your angles are not correct.. then apply the solution to the tint and window.. search up how to clean tinted windows and should see some straight forward.. also use the razor method like this guy he showed.. because of you apply tint just like that.. can have dirt on your tint which well cause later down the road to unstick... And once you have it all corrected.. the. Go ahead and use a heat gun to get rid of any water to secure your work.. if tint is unable to move just pick up the tint by the corners lifting it out and up..apply the solution so the tint is able to move freely.
@@chinito20famwhere did you buy the tint film from?
🎉 Walmart makes this ceramic tint in a 35% version that would be perfect for front doors for legalities in most States. You ought to try an experiment with that and see if that tests out with the same results.
What's the point of the milk?
Dunes a beast with the squeege and Walmart tint i cant get a single piece of lexon to look that good
Maybe you should try to put the normal one on the nano ceramic to keep it more clear? 😂 Double face tint it's sound like something trending 👌🏼..
Thanks for this one and I believe it's just a small issue can be fixed with changing the color/type of the film.. Keep it up man..
The milk that got behind the seal might become very stinky in couple of days. I would suggest using fish oil next time.
Maybe the soap canceled out the smell, or the exhaust leak covered it up lol
hahahaha
Ha,ha,fish oil!
What's the point of using milk?
I wonder how the cermic will look like after a few months!
If it already looks like this, how bad will it be after 12 months.
maybe you can tint a window and put it outside every day to see what the sun does to it for a certain amount of time.
I have the same ceramic tint on my rear windows and seven months later it looks/acts exactly the same, with that haze.
7:10 you dont want old milk rotting somewhere behind the door sill
Just wash it out with some water?
@@SamC_ behind the door sil?
I just put ceramic tint and I love it
“We are going wireless” 😂😂😂
Taking advice from the randoms that most likely never tinted anything on TH-cam is a wild thing lol
Does the amount of heat rejection also change between shades of the same type of film?
That is interesting.......never in a million years would i think of installing tint with milk 🤣 what is your favorite tint to use? I was looking for some Xpel but for some reason can not find anything other than installers
And last thing i would do is pick up Walmart tint lol
@@grand04gt lexen
I know it's a year old, but a question regarding the ceramic tint. Previously had my car done with geoshield 35% carbon tint. Looks good inside and out, but wouldn't mind the heat reduction of the ceramic. Would it screw anything up if I'd add a layer of the ceramic of this to the inside? Would it wind up making the carbon tint hazy?
I wonder if they reformulated it in the last year?
They no longer have a 35% VLT option, and I picked up a roll really to put on my house windows (it's cheap, and really the only ceramic film you can buy in small batches/without having to contact an installation company. I really didn't care if it turned out a little hazy since the outside of the windows only gets cleaned once a year, so it's hazy anyways...)
It's still obviously cheap, and has that typical blue/purple tint to it, but in your videos it seems to have a green tint.
Maybe they actually listened, maybe it's all in my head vs cheap tint that I've seen. as a good tint shouldn't be noticed at all
(Like I didn't notice my car had a tint installed from the dealership until a month into owning it. and that's mostly because they used cheap garbage for the back window, so the edges started lifting + it faded to purple & hazed over within a couple years. the side windows I wouldn't have noticed except they wanted to keep the window stickers on so you can see there's a layer over them from the inside if you look close.)
Now, if you plan on doing more than a couple windows, the cost of buying a bulk roll starts to make sense real quick. This stuff is ~$1.53-$1.92/sqft, whereas you can get a 20ft roll of a good ceramic like Xpel XR Plus for ~$1.32-$1.43/sqft. So once you're looking at buying 4 rolls of Black Magic, it becomes cheaper in every way to just buy a roll of the good stuff off a reseller.
Guys milk will smell just until it dries than it won't have any smell at all. But you can use some water and baby shampoo if you think it will smell forever.
Matt you need start using milk more for tinting see how it smell next month lol
where did you get the heat box?
If I want to block the heat from entering my drive/passenger space then the ceramic tint is better if I understood your heat transfer test?
What happened to the weekly streams
Matt haven’t watch ur video in a while I been busy with tinting
Thanks for all the informative videos, where can i get a roll of flex film 70%?
All ceramics and nanocarbon tints have a low angle hazing issue
Yep, even the best get a white square reflection of the side mirrors at the right angle. I've found the lighter vlt ceramics have less issues with L.A.H.
all my customers bring this video up now when they ask me about ceramic pricing...
great idea of video there !
“Hey quick question for ya. When I had you tint my windows, were you eating cheerios or something? It smells like rotten milk in my car now!”
Can you do a review for the new autozone ceramic tint?
A vegan brings their car into the Tint Studio for some tint to be added. Hilarity ensues when they find out the tint was put on with a cow's milk solution. 😱
Vegans for cow milk installation
Any good diy ceramic tints out there?
hey bud help me i wanna tint my rear window on my 76 camaro ,have you ever done this yr and model and i do know the basics im just scared of the corners i might ruin thx i watch your videos lots
Its the tinter not the walmart tint - said noone ever
why milk car tint?
I've learned they are good but if the tint sat too long prior to sell I've seen issues
If storage is an issue, being out in sunlight is way worse!
Any thoughts on the quality of Solar Gard VortexIR?
This video is crazy I love it tho
If I were your customer, I’d be fucking pissed that you sprayed milk all over the inside of my door
Won't the window stink now??
Where can I buy the box with the bulb ?
do a video like this for lexen film
lexen actually good tho lol
Hopefully that's your car that has milk soaked into the upholstery of the door panel now.
CERAMIN THE BEST AWAYS!!!
Can we use dishwashing liquid mixed with water?. I don't know what soap to use
no it will have salt in it for scrubbing.
@@richlkenneth so what can we use to spray on. I once thought it was soap
@@cartorx1261 tint specialist say baby soap and distilled water gallon at wally world for 1 dollar
Hello. Can you tell me how can I avoid small bubbles when I install film. As I don't squeegee hard on film and I user dishes soap.
Really small bubbles are just dirt between the glass and film. Bigger ones are just water bubbles. Should go away. Normally takes a few days
Interesting name to be asking that question
@@dorito7480 LMAO
Cheap film should be ok on my 02 Chevy Express Cargo .
Yea. I’ve gotten great results with cheap film, just make sure it’s film, not the “cling” with the paper roller in between, and comes in a box. Just one thing, when setting the tint, especially black magic, when you set the first part and the top edge and have it line up squegee it and let it sit for ten minutes to dry and adhere. Before rolling it up, to finish setting the bottom and into the seals. Otherwise the tint will crinkle, and will slide all over, so def let it sit and dry before rolling up, also be sure to cut the bottom edge longer to tuck under the seal. Otherwise the cheap tint will catch and curl up. Also you don’t HAVE to shrink it. I never have. I’ve used the Walmart “black magic” brand tint film probably on ten cars
To clarify, make sure your tint comes in the plastic box like he has on this video, not the square cardboard box that “gila” uses, and the the cling comes inside. Also don’t buy the tint kit, just use a pray bottle with bottle water. And five drops of Johnson and Johnson baby shampoo! Just don’t let it sit, more than a day, you’ll get clumps inside the water after it sits for a day
can you remove this at anytime with any hassles?
🔥
Hahaha nicely done
Use seltzer water.
OK, now do a tint job with chocolate milk. I'm waiting.....
I hope you pulled that door panel off and cleaned that milk out, man.
Milk.... WTF!? A little milk leaked on the way home from the market once and I didn't notice it right away....I had to throw out the carpet from the a
Bad smell.
So what is a good ceramic tint to buy? Every single review, and video everywhere, say brand xxxx sucks, brand yyyy is better. And vice versa.
Why the cops cars have 5% window tint?
i thing after 2 days the smell is bad inside
How bad did that car stink like a week after?.....
We’re going wireless
Hehehe
I saw this guy in the lord of the rings
20% Tint + 2% Milk
Gopro 6 vs gopro 10
Milk in the door?? 🤔
That milk is gonna stink when it gets hot
Dude that car is going to smell like rotten milk!
100
Because it’s a customer car lmfao whats that shit sour smell? I think it’s the tint bro
You realize that now you’re going to have to tint the ceramic with milk.
Raw milk smell in 5 4 3 2 1 The fuck is that smell lol
Smh 🤦🏻♂️
I hate that ceramic tint. Now the regular tint is where it’s at 🥷