Meanwhile here I am with my hatchback removed, all body panels off. Wiper motor off. And on try #363 with vertices and horizontal wrinkles that clearly want to pay rent with how much they’re staying put
Matt, are you shrinking every window you treat before applying? I haven't seen a consistency with this in your many videos. On a separate thought, I personally had decent success with my first car recently. Mistakes aplenty but I've been driving around feeling good about what I accomplished. Completely related to your techniques and approach. My thought is these "mistake windows", and truthfully they all have some minor issues, can always be removed and redone. No biggey. How about more videos on correcting common errors and removing and redoing.
Ive notived that as well, i think he cuts out parts on some videos, like shrinking. Could be wrond but seems like only a few videos show every step from beginning to end
Hi thank you for your awesome videos but I have a quick question I could film by hand do you think if I get the machine will be faster and better thanks
that' superb, thank you. i'm just mentally preparing for a tint job on a new car, not the first time, but oh man, just feeling the nerves already. It's great watching you doing it and making it look easy.
Very entertaining! Most importantly, informative and educational. I love your videos , a friend of mine that does window tint showed me your channel , I’m very thankful!
So the glass aid bottom goes along the top of the inside trim, and then you cut in the middle of the glass aid. So seems the cut tint will be a tad shorter than the area it fits in. Will it stretch out and fill that space when installing it? Or is it normally to have a tiny bordering gap? First time installing on my car so wondering what to expect. Thanks!
I think is depend of quality of the tint , because I tried with different types of film however still failed over and over again ! Made me sick! Could you recommended a good one ?
Is it normal to have excess material that isn’t fully stuck down when tucked in? I had my new Mazda CX3 re-done 3 times at Mazda because they did a crap job. I thought issues were resolved but now the pattern on the back window isn’t cut very well and has excess tint that isn’t stuck down… sigh..
Watched your vids for two weeks. Then tinted my car, this exact one. Of course the you make the hatch video two weeks too late. Rear window shrink went as planned but that little curve at the bottom does sneak up on you , nice job calling it out. Would really like to see your method on the quarter windows on these. They’re tough. I got all the big windows fine but the quarters could use a redo
If you mean that you have bubble lines, its could be that you laid you the film incorrectly. The film should be unrolled horizontally, and then shrink the top and bottom. If you try to shrink the sides the film will get destroyed. If you lay the film vertically, then you can shrink the sides but not top and bottom.
The main reason why people can't tint side windows is because they leave too much excess when they trim the edges. As a result, they'll spend most of their time trying to tuck tint that is larger than the available space in the window, which always ends in creased tint, attraction of unwanted particles contaminating the tint. And of course if they ever manage to tuck the oversized tint, they'll hear the tint fold, lift off and scrape against the inside cavities of the windows when rolling them up and down. Use absolute minimal excess (still need excess, just very little) and see if it works better. The second main issue most people run into when they can't tint side windows is having excess tint lift off the bottom edge of the window. This is usually due to people not shrinking the bottom few inches of the tint before removing the plastic backing and applying the tint to the inside of the window. A third issue people run into whilst tinting side windows is that when you are cutting the top edge of the tintint along the glass, you need to make sure that the end tip of the retractable blade holder is lightly pressed against the window as you drag the razor across. Not doing that could allow the razor to not cut alojg the window and either fold the tint, catch onto and pull the tint, ripping a U-shaped section off the tint, or cutting away from the desired path. Other than that, the only other issues peoole have are not knowing how to insert the tint into the window. Or using the wrong tools. Some squeegees look like the correct one to use but are spring loaded and as soon as you apply close to enough pressure to squeegee the tint, it will buckle and hence leaving bubbles. This squeegee is common in many squeegee kits on eBay etc. But squeegee that has the blade fully fixed. Also you need to have a triangle squeegee so you can squeegee into the edges and corners. One more mistake people make is improper preparation work. You don't just need to wipe down the whole door you're working on, but the doors or panels next to the door as well otherwise the tint will get contaminated when you move it around etc. Also when doing prep before tinting, you need to use both an industrial rectangle razor and the ling retractable razor to scrape adhesive, rubber and contaminents off the glass right behind the bottom edge seal and the top edge. Also the sides as well, they might have torn off pieces of old tint. Other than that it's just the right process and technique which you can learn by watching lots of youtube videos of people tinting. Or even tiktok videos nowadays.
το καλύτερο βίντεο που είδα μέχρι τώρα... απλά και γρήγορα 👍
Meanwhile here I am with my hatchback removed, all body panels off. Wiper motor off. And on try #363 with vertices and horizontal wrinkles that clearly want to pay rent with how much they’re staying put
Comment to help the channel. Great stuff
Great video bro. Would you mind sharing the name of the cutting board and where you got it from. Many thanks
Matt, are you shrinking every window you treat before applying? I haven't seen a consistency with this in your many videos.
On a separate thought, I personally had decent success with my first car recently. Mistakes aplenty but I've been driving around feeling good about what I accomplished. Completely related to your techniques and approach. My thought is these "mistake windows", and truthfully they all have some minor issues, can always be removed and redone. No biggey. How about more videos on correcting common errors and removing and redoing.
Ive notived that as well, i think he cuts out parts on some videos, like shrinking. Could be wrond but seems like only a few videos show every step from beginning to end
Hi. What is this tape you use ? Good video, love it.
Hi thank you for your awesome videos but I have a quick question I could film by hand do you think if I get the machine will be faster and better thanks
313tint.com
What r u use before Film install
Hi, what temperature do you set the heat gun to?
Has there ever been a car window that you could not do, I have a 68 nova that they said could not be done.
Hi I just start follow you; you can recommend me heat gun for buying? Amazon please.
how do you deal with a matrix dots???
Can the sharpie method work for windows like this? So you can cut it on a glass board
Yea for sure!
sale to the public?
What was in the bag that you spread before laying the film??
that' superb, thank you. i'm just mentally preparing for a tint job on a new car, not the first time, but oh man, just feeling the nerves already. It's great watching you doing it and making it look easy.
How did it go?
Very entertaining! Most importantly, informative and educational. I love your videos , a friend of mine that does window tint showed me your channel , I’m very thankful!
Bro thats a damn good method with tape
Sir which company materials are you used ?
Window tinting during with me
I faced many small bubuls every time
So the glass aid bottom goes along the top of the inside trim, and then you cut in the middle of the glass aid. So seems the cut tint will be a tad shorter than the area it fits in. Will it stretch out and fill that space when installing it? Or is it normally to have a tiny bordering gap? First time installing on my car so wondering what to expect. Thanks!
I think is depend of quality of the tint , because I tried with different types of film however still failed over and over again ! Made me sick! Could you recommended a good one ?
You made it look so easy. thank you for encouraging me to try myself. What kind of tape you use as a guide?
I need any job sir please your country
whhere I can buy this tape in poland
at 3:25 you cut the car 😢
very nice to see you working, you're a big pro...🏆
아마추어...쓸데없는 행동은 하지마라
Does this method of shrinking, also apply to a precut tint for back window?
Que buen trabajo.. Te sigo desde Argentina.. que material utilizas que se ve muy facil de moldiar
Is it normal to have excess material that isn’t fully stuck down when tucked in? I had my new Mazda CX3 re-done 3 times at Mazda because they did a crap job. I thought issues were resolved but now the pattern on the back window isn’t cut very well and has excess tint that isn’t stuck down… sigh..
This looks the easiest way doing it tomorrow first time pray for me! God bless!
Watched your vids for two weeks. Then tinted my car, this exact one. Of course the you make the hatch video two weeks too late. Rear window shrink went as planned but that little curve at the bottom does sneak up on you , nice job calling it out. Would really like to see your method on the quarter windows on these. They’re tough. I got all the big windows fine but the quarters could use a redo
Great work but what if the harder squeeze doesn't remove all water? Could this water evaporate eventually or the tint is ruined?
Thx for the tutorial... I'm still a beginner...& trying to build a career in tinting
how do u deal with dirt or hair ect that get inside the film and window
What kind of scrubby do you use?
What r u use before Film install
Excellent teaching, good pace. thank u
What do you think about flexfilm brand
2:45 Blue Master Chief
thanks for your videos it helped me a lot.
Why do you use the dry sheets? Ive watched a bunch of your videos but havent found the one where you explain why you use it lol
Most likely to get rid of Static or possibly pick up micro dust. I’d say most likely static.
Man why do you make tintng look so easy lol . I hope to one day be as good as you.
love your channel nice work
So informative..... GREAT WORK
What kind of gal
Where can I get that dryer baggy?
Good job you make it look easy.
What type of flim do you use?
Good professional experience
Hey bro good job where i can find that slim tape that you use for line
Did you find it?
Can u do a Kia optima 2011
you are pro budy
Why does the film bunch up at the sides for me? Does this have to do anything with me prepping it and not laying it down correctly?
Man I keep getting a lot of tension in my corners, and i only mess up on the corners
If you mean that you have bubble lines, its could be that you laid you the film incorrectly. The film should be unrolled horizontally, and then shrink the top and bottom. If you try to shrink the sides the film will get destroyed. If you lay the film vertically, then you can shrink the sides but not top and bottom.
Hello ! What did you put on the glass on 02:45 ? 😬
Same
How hot is that heat gun?
All the way up
The main reason why people can't tint side windows is because they leave too much excess when they trim the edges. As a result, they'll spend most of their time trying to tuck tint that is larger than the available space in the window, which always ends in creased tint, attraction of unwanted particles contaminating the tint. And of course if they ever manage to tuck the oversized tint, they'll hear the tint fold, lift off and scrape against the inside cavities of the windows when rolling them up and down. Use absolute minimal excess (still need excess, just very little) and see if it works better.
The second main issue most people run into when they can't tint side windows is having excess tint lift off the bottom edge of the window. This is usually due to people not shrinking the bottom few inches of the tint before removing the plastic backing and applying the tint to the inside of the window.
A third issue people run into whilst tinting side windows is that when you are cutting the top edge of the tintint along the glass, you need to make sure that the end tip of the retractable blade holder is lightly pressed against the window as you drag the razor across. Not doing that could allow the razor to not cut alojg the window and either fold the tint, catch onto and pull the tint, ripping a U-shaped section off the tint, or cutting away from the desired path.
Other than that, the only other issues peoole have are not knowing how to insert the tint into the window. Or using the wrong tools. Some squeegees look like the correct one to use but are spring loaded and as soon as you apply close to enough pressure to squeegee the tint, it will buckle and hence leaving bubbles. This squeegee is common in many squeegee kits on eBay etc. But squeegee that has the blade fully fixed. Also you need to have a triangle squeegee so you can squeegee into the edges and corners.
One more mistake people make is improper preparation work. You don't just need to wipe down the whole door you're working on, but the doors or panels next to the door as well otherwise the tint will get contaminated when you move it around etc. Also when doing prep before tinting, you need to use both an industrial rectangle razor and the ling retractable razor to scrape adhesive, rubber and contaminents off the glass right behind the bottom edge seal and the top edge. Also the sides as well, they might have torn off pieces of old tint.
Other than that it's just the right process and technique which you can learn by watching lots of youtube videos of people tinting. Or even tiktok videos nowadays.
what tape you use?
Did you find it?
Glass Aid Tape
this guy talks like the special ed teachers
matt your the goat i swear learned everything from you 🫡👌 and still am learning!!!