Step-by-step video instructions on window tint installation using Alpena Window Tint products. The video is very detailed in the steps as well as some tips a…
Step-by-step video instructions on window tint installation using Alpena Window Tint products. The video is very detailed in the steps as well as some tips a…
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I just called my local tint shop to get a quote on tinting just 1 window,
the rear window of a 2011 toyota yaris, and he quoted me a price of $80 so
I said no thank you and hung up the phone, so now I guess im gonna do it
myself, I womder what he would have charged me to do the whole car $500?
Screw that I got 2 hands ill do it myself
That’s just for one window?! F that I’ll pay someone lol
Thanks for the video. Very helpful!
Baby shampoo or dish soap doesn’t matter, the trick is to mix it correctly,
any prof window tint company you really think they use baby shampoo
hahaha..
YOUR JUST TRYING TO SELL YOUR PRODUCT. ITS NOT THAT EASY DON’T BE
FOOLED……..
i used water & soap and worked fine for me no bubbles or anything…been a
year now still looks great
This will turn PURPLE, BUBBLE, AND CREASE.
Looks like a hard work. I better pay to professionals and let them to do it
properly :D
Worst god damn video
Wow you used a lot of that solution lol
Great vid!!
I have never used this brand of film myself personally.
People ask the stupid questions. The guy said it in the video. Watch it
again 2 get ur answer
Hey, I bought this from Autozone
i wish it was really that easy.
Window tinting is not hard….but, keep the film WET. And when it starts to
dry a little bit, wet it some more. You honestly cannot make it too wet.
Also, cleanliness is a must. Use a SHARP blade, and if it starts to catch
the film at all while cutting it, change it to a new one.
I’ts actually the best howto I found.
baby shampoo with water added to it
Damn he made it look so easy!!!! Same here just went with a professional
240p yea that way you cant see the dirt or what he is doing…
You could but you will be left with a white ghost-like ring.. Tint needs at
leat 2 weeks- 1 month to fully cure.. If it does not go away then you
should claim warranty on you film for a bad install..
I have air and water bubbles after my tints… could I just pop them with a
sharp needle? Any help? Thanks.
Where can i buy that squeegee at?
Infiniti g37 coupe, i was thinking about getting one
nah, air bubbles arent always air, and even if they are.. the surrounding
tint is already too tacked to the window.
hey hows it going, i just started doin tintin an vynl wrapping at a shop an
were just getting started what window solution would you recommend?
Holly Shit.
nice
Your a twat looking for money. Tinting isnt that hard, the first time i
done it i done a perfect job.
I been tenting for 6 months….dish detergent works but liquid clothes
detergent works best…..what a shop charge i charge 75% less with that
being said get your tent holla at me & my fee is $35
what percent of tint was that
sounds confusing =/ ill just have a professional do mine.
very good video for me i worck in this stuff and i found some information
that helped me more thank you very much
That’s just so much effort
this is an example how “how to” videos must be made. excellent work
note: when you cut and over lap strip on back windows it looks like garbage
cause you see darker lines along the back of the window.. try shrinking it
first. examples are on the left –>
I been tiniting for 12 years and im very dissapointed in this video.. ALOT
of mistakes were made in this demonstration. Remember people if you do use
any of those cheap films and install it yourself, don’t be surprised if it
does’nt last even a year. When its time to replace it’ll cost twice as much
to re-do it. So all you DIY’ers buy your film from a well known company
like LLumar, 3m, Solar Shade, Etc..
well i’m in middle east and i got my tint but do i have to get the
application solution and what can i get instead ?
You guys are so far behind in the film application process it is kind of
reassuring to a real pro
Okay kids! The secret is you need to apply as much water and detergent mix
from your spray bottle to your tinting film (exposed adhesive) as you think
what is more than enough! My instructions simply told me to just spray my
mix on… no greater detail. My tints were shitty to begin with until I
started two of them over tonight and just finished. But I have a fucking
crack or scratch in one of my tints on the front passenger window. Cutting
was also a problem, more attention needed.
Baby shampoo and water.. Dont use dish soap..
I remove door panel trims most of the time, it allows me to get the film a
little deeper into the door. It sure looks easier when you see it done like
this but I struggled on for a year or more until got my method worked out
and practice is really the key. You cant expect to just pick up a skill
like that from watching a few videos – it’s a hands-on trade – so get
practicing.