@@PromNightDumpsterBaby420not bad some states slow down. But summer and spring are ussally busyyyyy. Just cause car gets hot and they realize they need tint
I don’t normally comment. This channel made me consider taking a tint class nearby. I took an Avery tint class last month and absolutely loved it. it gave me a great base for hands on learning. We’ve done six cars at this point and our quality of work gets better each time. Less contaminants, better placement no light gaps. You inspired me to try it out- and furthermore start posting some details I do! So, thanks for that!
I have been tinting for 15 years now. Started after serving 10 years in the infantry. I think I fought the tint more when I first learned than any battle. Like I was pushing off a grizzly 😂😂.
I need to come take one of these classes but I don't wanna go to Detroit 😂did my first tint job yesterday shrunk it got all the bubbles out but I left the back window, no matter how many times I tried I always fucked the back window up. Gonna learn wet shrinking dry shrinking just isn't working for me.
I got my windows tinted today by a guy who actually took a course from you. When I saw his picture with you on his site, I knew that’s where I wanted to go
A quick question, where did you get the protection drop plastic from? The clear plastic you put on the door trim to prevent water getting onto the door. Thanks so much!
I took a 3- day course last year. I had no tinting experience prior. They just taught me the basics. How to hand cut, install and shrink. How to do the 2 step method. Bottom load etc. Let me have unlimited tries on a practice car as well. But if you already know all that there isn’t no point in taking a class in my opinion. Since you’re doing 1-2 cars a day I figure you already know how to do all that
I love all these videos I find them very helpful my only real question is, is it ok to tint outside as I do not have a garage or anything but direct sunlight
You can but quality control becomes an issue. When you are in a shop with peel board you can offer a much cleaner job than peeling off a dirty car in the wind.
@StrainingDingelberry light creases since wind isn't your friend. But I've done a fantastic job.. tinting for a couple years nothing crazy .. not many car either; just the ones I've pretty much owned that didn't come tinted
@@Hogib35 nice. It’s a good skill to have. I started tinting when I was 16 at my dads shop, im 32 now and no longer tint full time but I still take on a few side jobs every week. It’s quick easy money so I’ll probably never stop doing it. Sounds like you could get a little side hustle going if you are comfortable with it.
Not a tinter or do this as a career just attempted my own car but I tried doing it it outside and man was it a pain and the wind was only 5mph. I pulled it into the garage and everything went smoother
I remember when I touched my first piece if someone recorded me the first guy is how I probably looked also , now I mistreat it and install with no hassle 🫡
@@catking4639 I got the hang of it in a month but got decent including shrinking the back windows on cars in about 6-8 months but I do it on a daily basis
