How To Heat Shrink, Prep and Install Back Window Tint!

In this video I will show you how I cut, heat shrink, prep and instal window tint on the back window of a 2018, Sixth Generation (2015-2020) Hyundai Elantra. However, these methods will work on a multitude of other vehicles.

[@Mitch-m7z]

Use some glass aid, works wonders for the dot matrix

[@fastlanecarcarellc3608]

I think this video came out before glass aid dropped. But even if it was out, I personally don't care for glass aid much

[@Juan.m232]

For the back windshield you didn’t use any layers of dryer sheets? Just apply the tint and shrink it?

[@fastlanecarcarellc3608]

You need to use either dryer sheet or bar soap. I just didn't include that because in winter time it takes a lot longer for it to dry and go pro batteries do not last more than about an hour. So I got all that stuff set up and the film laid out before I hit record.

[@AnthonySalagdo]

Where did you get the steel wool scrub pads?

[@AnthonySalagdo]

And the lights too the ones you used for the back window

[@fastlanecarcarellc3608]

The scrub pads can be found pretty much anywhere that sells stuff for cleaning dishes. Dollar general, lowes, home depot, walmart, etc.

[@fastlanecarcarellc3608]

I use a few different lights for back windows. My go to is my astro 52SL which you can find on amazon, or certain tool trucks. And then my Milwaukee M18 Rover light which you can find at various online retailers as well as Home depot stores. @@AnthonySalagdo