Window tinting made easy. The Bottom Load method for beginners by Tint Academy

Welcome to Tint Academy's official TH-cam channel! In this video, Adam, our expert instructor with years of hands-on experience, demonstrates the professional technique of bottom loading window tint. 🚗✨
Watch as Adam breaks down each step in the bottom loading process, from preparing the window to applying the tint with precision. This method ensures a clean, bubble-free finish every time. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or a seasoned pro seeking to refine your skills, this tutorial has something for everyone.
🔹 *In This Video:*
- Introduction to Bottom Loading
- Necessary Tools and Materials
- Step-by-Step Application Process
- Pro Tips for a Perfect Finish
📚 *About Tint Academy:*
Tint Academy is Canada's a usa premier window tinting school, offering top-notch training for aspiring and experienced professionals. Our courses are designed to provide hands-on experience and comprehensive knowledge, ensuring you leave with the skills needed to excel in the automotive industry.
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[@philongnguyen7604]

very good and clear video. thanks

[@CrippledEagle]

Thank you for explaining the process. I’ve watched other videos and never was it explained to me why one needed to shrink the film nor how to. It was talked about shrinking, but never explained why. I understand now and will employ what I’ve learned from this video. I tried doing my passenger side front window as my first installation and it came out sort of okay, but not well done. I’ve put off doing the drivers side window but will try it next now that I have a better idea as to how to do the job. Someone has tinted the windows before back before I owned it and it is coming off. Where I bought it the limit is 35% but here in New Mexico it’s 20% so it is getting the 20%. Here where I live is at the base of the Rocky Mountains at 5000+ feet and very sunny most of the year. The interior of a vehicle gets unbearable very quickly and my AC barely keeps up, but now its task will be much easier! Using premium ceramic 20% on front windows and on rear side windows probably limo dark.