Ordered that once I finished watching the video. Thanks for the tips and tricks. Going to get a side business going with tint in hopes I can walk away from my current job
So i been watching a bunch of your video and trying to tint my car but everytime I get to the 2nd peeling the bottom and I put it in both corner. When I squeegee it just crease from the bottom and it is ruin. I'm a beginner and working in a garage in 100 plus degree weather. I feel like the water is drying to fast in my opinion. It is possible to tint in that weather or am I doing something wrong. Film I'm using is motoshield ceramic nano. Any help is greatly appreciated.
What’s a good starter tint that isn’t so thin it just crumples up? Been trying to practice on Walmart tint (I ruin a lot) but I need something just slightly thicker.
You don’t need to. But a plastic knife with a carbon blade does cut easier. The stainless can snag sometimes. I’ve been cutting top edges for years with a metal knife and stainless blade but I prefer the plastic and carbon blade now.
@@DetroitTintStudio in the early 2000’s before everybody used plotters there was a Lexus that the front door window by the mirror was 2” or less so I learned the marker trick at least 20yrs ago 💰
Matt, I've been following you for a while, I love your videos, I learn a lot from you. I would like to know if you make international shipments of your products? I'm from chile.
For sure, you could definitely use scissors instead of the snitty cutter. I liked the snitty better but there are definitely corner advantages with scissors like you mentioned
