Ever since I learned this method tinter life become easier and quicker less contamination excellent video for those beginners into the tint industry great job cleanest installation ever!!
Hey thanks. Yeah I didn't like to use the Frankenstein Method when I first started out and I used this. Now it's nice to have options on how you will approach an install. I'm going to a video on the Frankenstein method soon.
An important part that I don't see instructional videos addressing is where and how does that rolled up shrunk piece go for that 1-2 minutes while you're prepping the inside glass one last time? How do you secure it from unraveling, etc? Thanks!
Well my videos are more for entertainment.. But I usually have the inside window prepped and ready to go and the roll doesn't leave my hand. Right to the glass. Or just lay it down and put your towel on it.. Also spray the film so it sticks to itself. 👍🏾
Take your time. That's one of the most important steps is unrolling. Go as slow as you need not to mess up the film at the last step. Try to unroll the film on the glass so it's done when the roll is complete. I'll get more videos up and I want to have some Training coming in the next year or so.
I see that you are using the non-adhesive side of the tint on the glass. I always thought you would use the side where you peel off the liner to put on the glass. Can you explain? Thanks.
There is a Tint side and liner side. Watch how the film is rolled into the liner and then unrolled with the adhesive touching the glass. Get a piece of scrap film and practice and it will become more clear 👍🏾
Check out some of my newer videos like the Mustang and Camaro those all show Top cutting. Just make one smooth cut, don't stop and don't move your wrist or blade position. I'll try to make a video when I get the right setup. 👍🏾
If you use the drier sheet method to heat shrink the backglass do you just reverse roll it right after that or do you need to remove the tint from the backglass clean the backglass then reapply the tint to the back glass then reverse roll?
I think the steps don't really matter all that much and I'm not fully sure of what you mean? I have a Playlist of Back Window Shrinking. I'd look at those. I do the same thing all the time pretty much but little steps don't effect the overall install. I hope that helps?
Well you'll always get some small specs but there was no MAJOR contamination and I thought it turned out really nice. You be surprised how many particles are flying around the air when you can't see them. Shine a light inside the back of a car when your cleaning...oh there's particles flying around. So you can only do as best as you can. I try to move quick when I wet the film on the back window.
I only use enough slip to get it into position...don't go crazy with it. Then use a hard card to push as much water out as you can then test it to see if it moves. Yeah that can mess your whole install up quickly
@@FadeToBlackLLC I'm sorry I just got turned on to your channel I will check it out..."&!.. what are the best window tint materials to use?.. have you done a video on that as well and I missed it?.."THANK YOU!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✌
@@jimimacross6115 well I appreciate you checking out the Channel. My Channel isn't really about teaching but showing and helping if I can. I do have some videos I think are helpful for a new tinter though.
Awesome video. I'm a part time tinter on the side and love watching your videos to get a few extra pointers here and there. Just ordered The Reach and Scrub It from Tri - Edge. Two awesome tools to have as well. Check them out if you haven't. I'm definitely subscribing to your channel.
You read my mind, I want one of those scrub pads too. I have a lot more coming but life comes first. Right now with the slow winter I feel like I'm parttime too. Do you tint at all a shop or from home?
No I do it all the time. I put the full windshield down first then install the visor strip on top of that. I don't think I have any on my channel like that though 🤔
If you lay the full windshield on the glass then the visor on the film no worries. I've been doing that for years. I just don't try to remove the visor and leave the full windshield though.
Honestly it's just a cheap one to clean a larger surface with one stroke. I think it's from Home Depot or some place I just walked past it one day. Ha ha
Ever since I learned this method tinter life become easier and quicker less contamination excellent video for those beginners into the tint industry great job cleanest installation ever!!
Hey thanks. Yeah I didn't like to use the Frankenstein Method when I first started out and I used this. Now it's nice to have options on how you will approach an install. I'm going to a video on the Frankenstein method soon.
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Very nice video, thanks for sharing. I use reverse rolling on commercial jobs saves me lots of time, I never tried on cars.
Thanks for watching. I definitely use it on commercial too and had to learn how to manage 7ft rolls etc if film. It's fun to learn new things.
Bro right when I was like damn clean....you do a second car?! That's what's up!
On my birthday!? Great timing I must say. I struggle with this damn reverse roll so much haha. Almost have it down though
Happy Birthday man. Just takes time and soon you'll be just throwing it in the car! Ha ha
An important part that I don't see instructional videos addressing is where and how does that rolled up shrunk piece go for that 1-2 minutes while you're prepping the inside glass one last time? How do you secure it from unraveling, etc? Thanks!
Well my videos are more for entertainment.. But I usually have the inside window prepped and ready to go and the roll doesn't leave my hand. Right to the glass. Or just lay it down and put your towel on it.. Also spray the film so it sticks to itself. 👍🏾
Class in session . Front Row seat. FADEDDDDDDDDD!
Ha ha, I'm no teacher but I like helping people out.
Been tinting for a year and a half any tips on how to reverse roll properly cause sometimes I get like creases on the film any tips
Take your time. That's one of the most important steps is unrolling. Go as slow as you need not to mess up the film at the last step. Try to unroll the film on the glass so it's done when the roll is complete.
I'll get more videos up and I want to have some Training coming in the next year or so.
Do you have a video on how to make a clean install? I always end up with specs in my intalls
Look at how I prep my windows.. It's a newer video then this.
@@FadeToBlackLLC let me check it out thank you
I see that you are using the non-adhesive side of the tint on the glass. I always thought you would use the side where you peel off the liner to put on the glass. Can you explain? Thanks.
There is a Tint side and liner side. Watch how the film is rolled into the liner and then unrolled with the adhesive touching the glass. Get a piece of scrap film and practice and it will become more clear 👍🏾
Can you please show us how to cut the top of the window? I’m struggling with the top cutting. Thank you
Check out some of my newer videos like the Mustang and Camaro those all show Top cutting.
Just make one smooth cut, don't stop and don't move your wrist or blade position.
I'll try to make a video when I get the right setup. 👍🏾
@@FadeToBlackLLC man thank you so much🙏🏻for your time and I will follow your instructions
@@thegreeenplant4130 well I hope there is some content here that can help you.
Have a good one.
If you use the drier sheet method to heat shrink the backglass do you just reverse roll it right after that or do you need to remove the tint from the backglass clean the backglass then reapply the tint to the back glass then reverse roll?
I think the steps don't really matter all that much and I'm not fully sure of what you mean?
I have a Playlist of Back Window Shrinking. I'd look at those. I do the same thing all the time pretty much but little steps don't effect the overall install.
I hope that helps?
Good job mate.How many specs of dust would you get in a back piece of glass like that?(if any)
Well you'll always get some small specs but there was no MAJOR contamination and I thought it turned out really nice. You be surprised how many particles are flying around the air when you can't see them. Shine a light inside the back of a car when your cleaning...oh there's particles flying around. So you can only do as best as you can. I try to move quick when I wet the film on the back window.
@@FadeToBlackLLC ye tons of stuff are flying around even in a controlled environment.Anyway thanks for the honest reply man and once again good vid
@@xxxdzv I hope you Subscribed and I'll be trying to come with more videos.
That looked so easy
Practice!
Back when I did diy tint I should have to keep the dirt out back when I tinted the windshield myself
Dirt is the enemy. You'll aways get some specs here and there but you just try and do it the best you can do.
I thought film has two sides , the one side under liner is sticky side and the other one us normal one , is it right ??
Yes your right, but the sticky side has the clear liner on it.
How do you keep the patterns from sliding when you double-cut what's your solution baby shampoo?
I only use enough slip to get it into position...don't go crazy with it. Then use a hard card to push as much water out as you can then test it to see if it moves. Yeah that can mess your whole install up quickly
@@FadeToBlackLLC ok thanks brotha love the lives !!!!
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can you please do a overview of the window tinting tools will'll need to get started window tinting.."THANK YOU!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✌
I've done that already with two videos. I'm thinking about doing another soon though with some updated information.
@@FadeToBlackLLC I'm sorry I just got turned on to your channel I will check it out..."&!.. what are the best window tint materials to use?.. have you done a video on that as well and I missed it?.."THANK YOU!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✌
@@jimimacross6115 well I appreciate you checking out the Channel. My Channel isn't really about teaching but showing and helping if I can. I do have some videos I think are helpful for a new tinter though.
Thats an awesome technique. Thanks for the video bro
Much appreciated, thanks for taking the time out to watch the video. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@FadeToBlackLLC Your welcome, thanks for talking time to make videos it really helps people who need it
@@jasoncameron34 that's what's its all about man, helping people. I'm just trying to Pay it Forward.
@@FadeToBlackLLC I totally agree with you, and your doing a great job keep up the great videos and work
Great video as always man !
Sorry I'm late but thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
Awesome video. I'm a part time tinter on the side and love watching your videos to get a few extra pointers here and there. Just ordered The Reach and Scrub It from Tri - Edge. Two awesome tools to have as well. Check them out if you haven't. I'm definitely subscribing to your channel.
You read my mind, I want one of those scrub pads too. I have a lot more coming but life comes first. Right now with the slow winter I feel like I'm parttime too. Do you tint at all a shop or from home?
Have you seen any issues with putting a visor on top of a tinted windshield?
No I do it all the time. I put the full windshield down first then install the visor strip on top of that. I don't think I have any on my channel like that though 🤔
@@FadeToBlackLLC Thanks the guy who did my windshield was worried it would mess it up
If you lay the full windshield on the glass then the visor on the film no worries. I've been doing that for years. I just don't try to remove the visor and leave the full windshield though.
What percentage did you use on the windshield of the Silverado
35% on that one. More videos coming so hit that Subscribe button 👍🏾
Looks good man.
@@bobby9523 thanks much appreciated. I have some better videos of windshields on my channel. That was just a taste ha ha. Have a good one.
Can you reverse roll side windows if you tint outside ??
I've never tried that
@@FadeToBlackLLC ok
Does the tint go on the inside or the outside
Always on the inside.
@@kylegibson326 thanks
What kinda squeegee is the cleaning one ???? The one used on outside bro ????
Honestly it's just a cheap one to clean a larger surface with one stroke. I think it's from Home Depot or some place I just walked past it one day. Ha ha
@@FadeToBlackLLC thanks bro....
What is that beat tho?
I'll see if I can find the name.. I get my music from Epidemic Sound.
Saw that live killing them!!!!
Much appreciated, sucks I can't respond but maybe I can get a laptop out there and use that. Thanks for watching I appreciate it.
can't see what you're doping inside the car...
I have a full Playlist of Back Window installs. I definitely wasn’t Doping though 🤣
Missed a spot 😂🤣😂🤣 I'm a dummy 😂🤣😂🤣
Hey it happens 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️ 😁
#youtubefaded
Are you on Facebook Messenger I'll hit you up
Yep
Where do u buy cheap white cleaning squeegee ??? Dollar tree ??? Family dollar ???
I get mine when I order film they always hqv the tools and install products.