How do you NOT scratch the tintfoil with your tools? I always have very very fine scratches after the work. Is there a tool that won't leave ANY fine micro scratches?
I literally started a tint business with no experience what so ever. A few times I asked myself wtf I'm doing lol. Your vids helped alot. I started with Amazon tools and cheap tint. I'm in the process of upgrading tools and just ordered my first Geoshield tint box. I gotta say after 3 months I'm pretty good and working on my speed now.
@@allenguerrero7696 I brought solar fx when I first started. I didn't install it on customers cars I just used it to practice. I moved on to Geoshield.
This is the video I needed. I had so many issues tucking the bottoms. Watching your videos, i've got my installs to go much faster and smoother. Thank you!
I really like the format of this video. The repetition is great, while including the variation that occurs between models! Thanks for putting all this great content out for us, Matt!
Great to see you back doing what you do best - educating the masses. You have helped me a lot in the past and I still want to learn from you. Thanks brother.
this was a great video. I've been having issues creasing the corners. The way you tuck a side and roll it up makes so much sense. I'm still very new at tinting, but your videos have helped give me confidence to do this. Time to remove the creased tint and try again
Come in for window tint, leave needing work done on all door electrical components. Besides that one of the most informative channels on window tinting.
How are you using that sprayer?😂 I’m tired of using a spray bottle I do roughly 8 cars a day for dealers and I’m tired of refilling my bottles constantly plus your sprayer looks cooler😂
Little tip for 2 stage tinting. Never let your edges curl out. They should curl into the edge tuck. Otherwise youre bound to grab contaminates when you pull the cap sheet. This will also keep your film from creasing at the tuck point and having to shrink the crease. Another thing is when you tuck the bottom of the film as you peel your liner do it fast and quickly grab the center bottom of the film. It'll make each side fall to the window at an angle not touching any panel or gasket. Then you can tuck each side individually without pulling or pushing the film and possible creasing it!
The lack of protection from moisture as you pray down the windows and film is concerning. Water will dry out plastics and collect in creases. I'm not sure what solution you are using, but that can leave a film, even if you wipe it down after. The worst part is the water going into all the controls on the door, such as the power switches. You should take the time to cover these areas as best possible and take better care of your customers' vehicles. This job is harder than it looks, but at the rate you get through those windows, it looks like you can do a car in under an hour. I hope you charge accordingly and don't rush through Installs and charge customers for several hours if work that doesn't happen. Very informative video, thanks.
Question ... are there any electrical issues w/the soapy water being sprayed & squeegee down behind the door panel? Where does it go, how does it dry? Noticed the front door panel is saturated w/soapy water therefore it has to be saturated behind the door panel as well.... Great video, you make window tinting look easy.
can you make a video about plottercutting and how it works and where you get the templets? im working in a Window tinting Buisness and that would speed up my work alot.....your videos are awesome ´´Thumbs Up´´
Questo Ragazzo molto Giovane, e un Bravo Istallatore, e ha molta molta pratica con le Pellicole, e anche abbastanza veloce nell'applicare le pellicole . Bravo Bravo Complimenti.
No. No damage. Doors can be open in the pouring down rain with no issues. A small amount of spray won't do a thing. You just end up with a nice clean door!
Hi Mat , could you make a video just like but on wide pillar cars , like the bmw, 7 series, and the lexus hatch [cant remeber the model, but man it is crazy dificult to get film in these with out pinching, being the pillar is 2-4 inches deep and you stuff all that film in there with out the film binding. .
Damn your fast so I’m getting into window tinting the beginning of 2020. I have most of my tools seen a couple you showed on another vid. What’s your mixture on solution? What are the best films to use? What’s your warranty ? Did you use heating gun prior to the start? Hopefully you get back thanks. Do you ever clean windows with scrapper blades ?
Years of practice makes it look cake but my wife also says cake is not easy 😂 that being said, I'm trying to figure out the easiest ways for people to learn tinting so it doesn't have to be quite so difficult
Guys all you have to do is take a piece of a big bondo card and cut it down to a half inch wide perfect for tucking or you could take a plastic fork or spoon and snap it at the end breaking the tip off use the handle and melt it with a lighter or small pocket torch and bend it into a z like shape just like the shank bend it then let it cool off and harden instant homeade shank
I've had to purchase a window I screwed up. How do I go about getting tight sides in place? Did I not use enough spray or what? Great videos by the way.
I do not know how you can pull and maneuver the fill with your fingers when tucking the bottom. I would think the soapy water would make the film too slippery.
Hello I just came across your videos, great job. I first watched a video from 8 years ago , then was prompted to this video , you had previously been using the the pump up sprayer and baby shampoo which I’m sure would be your suggestion for me to start . I see you using a hose now and heard you mention you were spraying with water is there no soap involved now days? Is there a tradition video from the old ways of solutions and trimming to plotter and the hose method etc. Thank you very much
Have you ever tried a Red Devil trim tool #4048 to pull the gasket back to let your film go down...instead of your shank...used it my entire career...slim enough n hard enough to use on sides too...
Hello mate, tried this on a 2013 Golf today, but couldn’t get it to work? The seals are far down, are they too far on the Golf for this technique? Thanks for your time.
I had issues with moisture fingers at the bottom. I heat shrunk on the outside abs it was smooth, but I could see the misfire drawing up from the bottom and I couldn’t get them out. I’ve heard it’s because I didn’t remove door panels. How do you approach this issue?
Hey bro, what am I doing wrong with side windows? I either cut the tint too short or too much on the sides and a light gap shows and I’m leaving light scratch marks. How do I cut the small side windows properly and how come sometimes ppl don’t shrink the rear side windows? I’m having trouble determining when to shrink
Red devil works for me... N on the frame less windows on foreign n some domestic...you might have to trick the window so it will be all the way up...cause they drop down as you open them n then go up when the door is closed...
Is there a way to fix tint thats bubbled or do you have to remove and replace? Like if you can get water down into the bubbles after its been installed for years can you rewet it and it will stick?
If it's old and bubbled, a 100% solution is to replace it. If the bubbled spots still have some adhesive, you can try getting a new razor blade and barely nick the middle of bubbles (and press), see if it continues to stay down, though may have hairline cut seen through tint, it might be totally unnoticeable.
🔥 Recommended Film and Tool List 🔥 bit.ly/2WvWa4K
Where can i buy film that shrinks easy
Is that recommended film even ceramic?
How do you NOT scratch the tintfoil with your tools? I always have very very fine scratches after the work. Is there a tool that won't leave ANY fine micro scratches?
I literally started a tint business with no experience what so ever. A few times I asked myself wtf I'm doing lol.
Your vids helped alot. I started with Amazon tools and cheap tint. I'm in the process of upgrading tools and just ordered my first Geoshield tint box.
I gotta say after 3 months I'm pretty good and working on my speed now.
I've done two cars and i gotta say i'm fuking amazing and i don't need to work on my speed because i'm that fuking brilliant.
I’m in the same position as you but I’m about 6-7 months in now… how long does it usually take you per full car?
Great job. Added tint to our service too. Upgrade in the process is learning by repetitive motion.
What window tint did you originally start using? I’m about to start my own business and would like to know what tint to start off with
@@allenguerrero7696 I brought solar fx when I first started. I didn't install it on customers cars I just used it to practice. I moved on to Geoshield.
This is the video I needed.
I had so many issues tucking the bottoms.
Watching your videos, i've got my installs to go much faster and smoother.
Thank you!
Same
I really like the format of this video. The repetition is great, while including the variation that occurs between models!
Thanks for putting all this great content out for us, Matt!
Great to see you back doing what you do best - educating the masses. You have helped me a lot in the past and I still want to learn from you. Thanks brother.
Love the repetition on several cars. Each car is different so seeing how you handle each one helps us out alot. Thank you.
this was a great video. I've been having issues creasing the corners. The way you tuck a side and roll it up makes so much sense. I'm still very new at tinting, but your videos have helped give me confidence to do this. Time to remove the creased tint and try again
your videos are deff some of the most comprehensive tinting videos here on youtube. thanks for the great content!!! =]
Currently tinting a car for my 2nd time and struggling, but you sir just SAVED me. THANK YOU!
Your the master at teaching how to tint, hands down 👍
Great video for us newbies that are new to the tinting game.
Got to admit I do struggle with the door seals so this vid is a big help 👍
Thank you! This is the hardest part of the job for me
Come in for window tint, leave needing work done on all door electrical components. Besides that one of the most informative channels on window tinting.
Super helpful as I'm just starting and this is the hardest part. Thanks
How are you using that sprayer?😂 I’m tired of using a spray bottle I do roughly 8 cars a day for dealers and I’m tired of refilling my bottles constantly plus your sprayer looks cooler😂
i like how he tucks the corners first, big help.
"I'm not going to, because I'm super good"
Famous last words :)
Little tip for 2 stage tinting. Never let your edges curl out. They should curl into the edge tuck. Otherwise youre bound to grab contaminates when you pull the cap sheet. This will also keep your film from creasing at the tuck point and having to shrink the crease. Another thing is when you tuck the bottom of the film as you peel your liner do it fast and quickly grab the center bottom of the film. It'll make each side fall to the window at an angle not touching any panel or gasket. Then you can tuck each side individually without pulling or pushing the film and possible creasing it!
Can you explain a little more
The lack of protection from moisture as you pray down the windows and film is concerning. Water will dry out plastics and collect in creases. I'm not sure what solution you are using, but that can leave a film, even if you wipe it down after. The worst part is the water going into all the controls on the door, such as the power switches. You should take the time to cover these areas as best possible and take better care of your customers' vehicles. This job is harder than it looks, but at the rate you get through those windows, it looks like you can do a car in under an hour. I hope you charge accordingly and don't rush through Installs and charge customers for several hours if work that doesn't happen. Very informative video, thanks.
You deserve an Oscar for that film!
Question ... are there any electrical issues w/the soapy water being sprayed & squeegee down behind the door panel? Where does it go, how does it dry?
Noticed the front door panel is saturated w/soapy water therefore it has to be saturated behind the door panel as well....
Great video, you make window tinting look easy.
Bro the door ...wipe as u go...good work methods always remember that.
Lmao I’m glad you said something I was thinking the same thing 😂😂 nonetheless very informative ! ☝🏼
This video has my seal of approval 🤣😂🤣😂
Так же тонирую уже много лет, считаю что при тонировке не должны сниматься понели. Приятно смотреть. Gud!
can you make a video about plottercutting and how it works and where you get the templets? im working in a Window tinting Buisness and that would speed up my work alot.....your videos are awesome ´´Thumbs Up´´
Glad your back on your groove brother súper awsome vídeo! Looking forward for whatever’s next
Garage update is still coming! I just really liked the way this turned out so its up first :)
The garage vids are very entertaining for some odd reason.
Thanks for the videos, you've been a big part of taking my game to the next level!
Questo Ragazzo molto Giovane, e un Bravo Istallatore, e ha molta molta pratica con le Pellicole, e anche abbastanza veloce nell'applicare le pellicole . Bravo Bravo Complimenti.
You made me want to give this another go at tinting..my previous attempts were not so good
you got this!
Do you ever take the door panel off ?
does spraying alot of liquid all over the place not hurt the doors material?
No. No damage. Doors can be open in the pouring down rain with no issues. A small amount of spray won't do a thing. You just end up with a nice clean door!
@@ddi1558 rain will damage the door panel (rain is acidic), you need to use pure water and ph neutral to not leave stains. speaking from experience
@@michaelgawlas3794 Wrong, very wrong : D
@@michaelgawlas3794 acid rain huh?
Shrinking multiple back and front with tape aid and your roll up technique would videos to watch.
👍Thanks this is the part that was a struggle for me
Bro you got the coldest sprayer ive ever seen .
Hi Mat , could you make a video just like but on wide pillar cars , like the bmw, 7 series, and the lexus hatch [cant remeber the model, but man it is crazy dificult to get film in these with out pinching, being the pillar is 2-4 inches deep and you stuff all that film in there with out the film binding. .
Damn your fast so I’m getting into window tinting the beginning of 2020. I have most of my tools seen a couple you showed on another vid. What’s your mixture on solution? What are the best films to use? What’s your warranty ? Did you use heating gun prior to the start? Hopefully you get back thanks. Do you ever clean windows with scrapper blades ?
I was looking for such a video... Thnx
I fucking love that tuck tool. Thanks for the tip
This is definitely a little tricky with panels like the ones on the new Colorado trucks or an Equinox the way their panels are
Man you make this look like a cake walk.
Years of practice makes it look cake but my wife also says cake is not easy 😂 that being said, I'm trying to figure out the easiest ways for people to learn tinting so it doesn't have to be quite so difficult
So is it okay for water to get inside the door panel as well as the front and rear windshield? I'm more concerned about ruining my car than the film
Thank you for making this!!!!
Guys all you have to do is take a piece of a big bondo card and cut it down to a half inch wide perfect for tucking or you could take a plastic fork or spoon and snap it at the end breaking the tip off use the handle and melt it with a lighter or small pocket torch and bend it into a z like shape just like the shank bend it then let it cool off and harden instant homeade shank
The amount of water you let run on the door, one may as well leave their car window down during a thunderstorm. Good video though
I've had to purchase a window I screwed up. How do I go about getting tight sides in place? Did I not use enough spray or what? Great videos by the way.
Do you get any fingers popping up when you tuck? I am used to remove panels instead to make sure that doesn’t happen.
Im just wonder if is a good practice to cover those window controls buttons from getting expose to water.
This should be advertising for the shank tool lets sell them haha !!!
Lol I'm curious to see how many more get sold over the next few weeks
I do not know how you can pull and maneuver the fill with your fingers when tucking the bottom. I would think the soapy water would make the film too slippery.
Hello I just came across your videos, great job.
I first watched a video from 8 years ago , then was prompted to this video , you had previously been using the the pump up sprayer and baby shampoo which I’m sure would be your suggestion for me to start . I see you using a hose now and heard you mention you were spraying with water is there no soap involved now days? Is there a tradition video from the old ways of solutions and trimming to plotter and the hose method etc.
Thank you very much
Where in Detroit are you located? I’ll be there this week. From the 18-25th. Wouldn’t mind stopping by and checking out your shop.
Sterling heights, Detroit Tint Studio. Swing on in
clean work!
are the interior of door panels immune to all that water going in through the seals?
Have you ever tried a Red Devil trim tool #4048 to pull the gasket back to let your film go down...instead of your shank...used it my entire career...slim enough n hard enough to use on sides too...
Very good video keep it up 👍🏻
Hello mate, tried this on a 2013 Golf today, but couldn’t get it to work? The seals are far down, are they too far on the Golf for this technique? Thanks for your time.
Do I need to use soaps and water ? Or I should use only water to fix the film
How do you make your solution? What soap?
Do you ever remove panels?
Great video. Do you have one for when you've got to cut the film to shape & size on the car?
I had issues with moisture fingers at the bottom. I heat shrunk on the outside abs it was smooth, but I could see the misfire drawing up from the bottom and I couldn’t get them out. I’ve heard it’s because I didn’t remove door panels. How do you approach this issue?
Hey bro, what am I doing wrong with side windows? I either cut the tint too short or too much on the sides and a light gap shows and I’m leaving light scratch marks. How do I cut the small side windows properly and how come sometimes ppl don’t shrink the rear side windows? I’m having trouble determining when to shrink
I shrink all of my Roll ups the smaller corner glass I don't usually shrink
Could you do a video on this for classic cars. Like a 69 f100 for example
About 3 inches of the bottom of my window is peeling up. Can this method be used to "stick it back down"?
Great video!! I like this format too. See the same thing (2 staging) on different vehicles. 👍👍👍👍. Where can I get that shank?
Thanks, glad u liked it! I added a few links in the video description on where to get the shank
No moisture barrier to protect electrical components in the door?
how would you do tesla model 3 window tints becasue there windows roll down when you open the door
Red devil works for me...
N on the frame less windows on foreign n some domestic...you might have to trick the window so it will be all the way up...cause they drop down as you open them n then go up when the door is closed...
The G.O.A.T!!!!
Where I went wrong at is putting heat on the tint after I pulled it 😣plus the wind was blowing and it crinkled a lil
Thank you
Can you do this on the 2nd row glass of the 2021 toyota sienna without removing the S shaped panel that goes from top to bottom?
Hello love your videos. I haven’t seen anything videos on how to tint the suicide doors on a Honda Element. If you can do one that would be fantastic.
Great video. Thanks.
This little shank do really good job than the ezreach
Can't see the tucking part, the writing is in the way
whats the solution that you are spraying? or what do you mix your water with
Make sure you wet the doors with about a gallon of water
Is there a way to fix tint thats bubbled or do you have to remove and replace? Like if you can get water down into the bubbles after its been installed for years can you rewet it and it will stick?
If it's old and bubbled, a 100% solution is to replace it. If the bubbled spots still have some adhesive, you can try getting a new razor blade and barely nick the middle of bubbles (and press), see if it continues to stay down, though may have hairline cut seen through tint, it might be totally unnoticeable.
I was looking for this jod I have more than 10 years experience in car tanting now am working here in UAE
Thanks
What tint are you using because I keep getting fingers when I tuck it in
Dose and don’t with window tenting
Hello, where do you get your tint films from? If you don’t mind me asking
Thank you for this video!
great video. What solution do you use for wash?
Dang i remember your first videos years ago
I still get tiny little fingers on bottom of window when doing side windows after heat shrinking it?
thank you!
what type of film you used in this video?
Very in depth 🤞👏🙏🤞🍻
What is that liquid you're using to spray unto the window?
Do you only heat shrink the back windows or all of them
have u ever used tint slime and if you've had what do u think about it ?
❤️
Just wondering, when you squeege it won't the liquid get in between the panel and door frame?
doors have drainage holes doesnt hurt it
Good one matt !!!
Thanks J! How does this compare to some of the others I've done?
@@DetroitTintStudio real nice I like how you put the shank tool in the description too !!! Waiting for the next one u know hahahh speed tinting !!!!
Very nice
thks for help ....