It’s crazy , I asked left and right for help on how to start tint and everyone that knew me was either busy or dint really want to show me , than comes a random guy on RUclips just wanting to teach you how to tint , life’s a trip
People are gatekeeping like crazy man. I can relate to your comment and its a damn shame that some random guy on RUclips helped us out more than those around us. My buddy who has his own window tinting thing going on won't even tell me how.
I just wanted to thank you for this video. There’s so much info out there and no one really gives you a straightforward answer as to what you need. I’m just now starting out (on my maybe 12th-15th tint job). This video I would label as essential to all tinters just starting out cuz I still don’t have all these tools cuz I’ve been buying pointless tools due to lack of information. Thanks again man, much appreciated
I want to say thank you for all the knowledge. You made this a very educational video that I took so much from. God bless and hope your having a great 2024
How well do costco micro fibers do, recommended? Looking to start a 2nd company I can offer with my transportation service. I like to work with my hands.
I got my windows tinted today. Three windows ceramic tint 330. Ppl coming in every ten min asking for tint. Standard like 150-289ish. I’m like shit. So now I’m here lol
I started detailing about a year ago. Someone asked if I could tint and I told them I could certainly try, luckily it was a friend. I had to redo the windows like 3-4 times, but I learned so much in just a couple days. Get fast and clean installs and you’ll make some good money
@@catking4639 I don’t do mobile tinting unless they’re paying extra and have a air conditioned space for me to work. Tint is in high demand as I’m in AZ so people come to my house for tint lol
Hello I'm currently looking to start a tinting business out of my garage for side/weekend work. My current plan is to get 40" rolls and I can't really find anything on which % to start out with. Should I order rolls as I get customers or stock more popular % first and order as needed. Anyone with this experience have any advice?
Get 5%, 20%, 35% and if you have people requesting full windshields then you’ll want to have 70% ceramic available or 50% depending what people want in your area. If you sign up for their dealer portal with Hitek there are good deals when buying a 4 pack of 40” rolls. 40” rolls aren’t necessary, but if you’re good at saving your scraps and cut smart then you won’t waste much. 40” definitely required for back or front windshield.
Also you’ll want to get a lot of practice in on your own vehicle or family/friends vehicles. The tint will pay for itself once you do a few cars, but it’s ok to charge cheap in the beginning and slowly increase price as time goes.
I’ve seen quite a few videos where guys will have a setup on their wall with glass to lay the tint down and make the trim cuts.. how big of a work area would you recommend for this?
I have 2. One on each side. Peel boards. They're great. Mine are 4 feet tall by 6 feet wide. I'd recommend that size. But in a pinch, an old storm door or large window will get you going too. Lot's of options.
The purple tool is a rubber squeegee. Is used to push water that is under the PPF so it can stick to the car. PPF is Paint Protection Film. This is used to protect the paint on the vehicle from rocks, scratches. It can be for hoods, bumpers, side fenders, doors, also door cups (to protect the paint behind the door handles from scratches that can be cause by nails or rings.)
Hey Man, hope your doing well. So I’m starting to buy my material to start my own business .But for a moment I want to start with two types of tint. Which one would you recommend i reside in the state of California. I was thinking of doing 5 and 20%. I will appreciate if you can guide me to start off. Thank you!
Hey are you still using bounce dryer sheets? I heard they changed the formula and was told to use Snuggles but they don’t last as long as the Bounce sheets did. I usually end up using a new one each car, not a big deal, just thought I’d ask.
It’s crazy , I asked left and right for help on how to start tint and everyone that knew me was either busy or dint really want to show me , than comes a random guy on RUclips just wanting to teach you how to tint , life’s a trip
He's offering classes right now. Send him a DM on FB.
Bruh RUclips is the best for whatever your tryna learn 🤣 a lot of explanation
People are gatekeeping like crazy man. I can relate to your comment and its a damn shame that some random guy on RUclips helped us out more than those around us. My buddy who has his own window tinting thing going on won't even tell me how.
@@tintdepotis he still offering classes
I just wanted to thank you for this video. There’s so much info out there and no one really gives you a straightforward answer as to what you need. I’m just now starting out (on my maybe 12th-15th tint job). This video I would label as essential to all tinters just starting out cuz I still don’t have all these tools cuz I’ve been buying pointless tools due to lack of information. Thanks again man, much appreciated
Iam about to start soon with tint depot adding it to my stereo business.great video
Love your simplicity ma’am god bless and may you be as successful as possible
I appreciate your explanations in your videos, they’re perfect for beginners. Definitely subscribed and following ❤️
THANKS BROTHER YOUR AN AWSOME GUY REALLY HELPFUL STAY BLESSED BROTHER
I want to say thank you for all the knowledge. You made this a very educational video that I took so much from. God bless and hope your having a great 2024
Great info. Look forward to watching more.
Respect from NC
GREAT video 👍🏼thank you
God bless your business & thank you for sharing 🙏
film on slip solutions works too
Real good explanation. Start to follow your videos and is very well explaind and valuable info.
Thanks. Stay tuned. More videos coming.
Ty for this brother
How well do costco micro fibers do, recommended? Looking to start a 2nd company I can offer with my transportation service. I like to work with my hands.
How many SQ Ft is ur garage?
Dont use the pouch/ tool bag he is using the front metal that’s hanging will for sure scratch paint !
That's a great point. I actually never wear the pouch until I'm installing film. Never when working on the outside. But great point!! Thank you.
Know how to use it simple
Wear it in the side?
Your awesome bro! thank you !
Can u make a video showing how to use a chizzler?? Never seen that before jus started tinting 6 months ago never even seen that in my shop
Thanks so much
I got my windows tinted today. Three windows ceramic tint 330. Ppl coming in every ten min asking for tint. Standard like 150-289ish. I’m like shit. So now I’m here lol
I started detailing about a year ago. Someone asked if I could tint and I told them I could certainly try, luckily it was a friend. I had to redo the windows like 3-4 times, but I learned so much in just a couple days. Get fast and clean installs and you’ll make some good money
Been tinting about 6 months now and have already doubled my prices and the money is getting pretty good!
@@NoLurp wow!! Simply amazing entrepreneurship at its finest!
Are y'all mobile??
@@catking4639 I don’t do mobile tinting unless they’re paying extra and have a air conditioned space for me to work. Tint is in high demand as I’m in AZ so people come to my house for tint lol
Hi, love your explanation on tints tools , how can i get all the tools
Visit www.tintdepot.com we have everything you need to run a window tinting business. Film, tools, plotters, software, and marketing materials.
Is there any promo code for the starter kit? 😊
Hello I'm currently looking to start a tinting business out of my garage for side/weekend work. My current plan is to get 40" rolls and I can't really find anything on which % to start out with. Should I order rolls as I get customers or stock more popular % first and order as needed. Anyone with this experience have any advice?
Popular shades are 5%, 20%, 35%. 24" for side widows. 36" or 40" for back windows.
Get 5%, 20%, 35% and if you have people requesting full windshields then you’ll want to have 70% ceramic available or 50% depending what people want in your area. If you sign up for their dealer portal with Hitek there are good deals when buying a 4 pack of 40” rolls. 40” rolls aren’t necessary, but if you’re good at saving your scraps and cut smart then you won’t waste much. 40” definitely required for back or front windshield.
Also you’ll want to get a lot of practice in on your own vehicle or family/friends vehicles. The tint will pay for itself once you do a few cars, but it’s ok to charge cheap in the beginning and slowly increase price as time goes.
How’d it go ??
Yeah ????
Great info
Good 👍 job professional
I’ve seen quite a few videos where guys will have a setup on their wall with glass to lay the tint down and make the trim cuts.. how big of a work area would you recommend for this?
I have 2. One on each side. Peel boards. They're great. Mine are 4 feet tall by 6 feet wide. I'd recommend that size. But in a pinch, an old storm door or large window will get you going too. Lot's of options.
hi!! two quick questions : what was the purple tool that you used for the larger side gaskets called , and what is “ppf”?
The purple tool is a rubber squeegee. Is used to push water that is under the PPF so it can stick to the car. PPF is Paint Protection Film. This is used to protect the paint on the vehicle from rocks, scratches. It can be for hoods, bumpers, side fenders, doors, also door cups (to protect the paint behind the door handles from scratches that can be cause by nails or rings.)
Hi id like to know if i have to be a registered member to Tint Depot or have a business registered with them to order film such as other places?
Nope. Go to the website, fill your cart and buy what you need. Top tier supplies. Easy to get. At a great price.
What if we don’t have a mailing address. Where can I go to get the things I need
Hey Man, hope your doing well. So I’m starting to buy my material to start my own business .But for a moment I want to start with two types of tint. Which one would you recommend i reside in the state of California. I was thinking of doing 5 and 20%.
I will appreciate if you can guide me to start off. Thank you!
Is there a link with everything in this video?
Hey are you still using bounce dryer sheets? I heard they changed the formula and was told to use Snuggles but they don’t last as long as the Bounce sheets did. I usually end up using a new one each car, not a big deal, just thought I’d ask.
is there a list with all of these items?
We’ll create a link that lists all of these tools to make it easy.
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was looking at tintdepot for maby buying some tint. but no shipping to norway :/