I wish you were around here to tint my car. You sure seem like a perfectionist and I like that. Take the time and do it right! That's exactly how I tackle my projects.
Very informative videos! Great how you explain what your doing every step of the way👌🏽 your videos got me doin better work then some people I’ve seen that been doin it for years
Why skip out on that finger boulder @27:00 ther was no way to correct that during the process? You had to re-adjust the film out camera view correct? Good video by the way
We never used spray bottles , had a 5 gallon mini keg and drilled a hole in the lip for a valve stem to pressurize it. Could go all day without a refill
What is the best solution used for cleaning windows if u do not want 2 scrape with razor blade. Is there a certain mixture of alcohol to water ratio used 2 clean windows with alone with scrub pad. Self taught so still learning watching the videos are amazing man u got skills
Hey Ralph, just today i got my Gasket Wizard that i ordered from you, there's nothing out there showing it's use and talking about it, would be a great item to review.
Ralph buddy i got a good next video for you.... How do you feel about tinting on top of already tinted window one with window film already installed how to tint on top of them also examples of like tinting 35% On top of 20% equals whatever it equals or 20% on 20% equals whatever that equals so forth and so forth I think that would be a great video
jesus melendez Thank you for the suggestion. I may already have this video. Let me know if this helps... here is the link. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MSwyNuxyjcc.html
31:59....I see three dots in the quarter window, is that contamination? Or a water spot that will dry up? Then again I don't remember Ralph tinting a quarter window in this video. What is happening here
I didn't know there was a name for this method. I only use it on frameless doors and doors that have the panels pulled. I wouldn't recommend this particular method you showed here because even with your years of experience that tint was fighting you because there wasn't enough slip solution below the gasket and with framed doors it can become problematic especially if tint in a warm climate where seconds count.
You forgot to say to never use carbon fiber on glass because it will scratch it easily. Only use it for top edge or on a glass board but never on the glass that you are tinting.
The guy I go to said that bottom loading / tucking the tint causes lint so he won't do it. Has anyone ever heard of this causing "lint" or he he full of shit? Thanks
Well... if you know what you are doing, it does not cause lint. Here is a video of me in the World tint off competition tucking film and other crazy stuff but I was able to have the highest score with the best time among the worlds best installers. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-so-bp3VpSuI.html