Visors?

Where's the tips on cutting visor strips? I can't seem to get them right?

YO MANG

take dat pliznastic piece of shiz that holds that tint in that box and use dat mug as a guide fo yo AZZ.

throw yo self a piece of titn apers up on duh windshield and trim the top and dem sides right up against day trim. den take dat der plastic thang and run it up against that trim and put yo knofe at the bottom and pull dat plastic shiz actoss dat whindhield, den just move that tint papers down and trim the sides up some mo.

in no time DAWG you be hangin pro countoured visors up in heah.

look at dis heah i just drawd

looks like totw time for TT

it dont gets no betta than that shiz

Nice drawing there TT. Thats EXACTLY the way we do them.

try this

OK, third times a charm. I usually just lay the film with the factory edge down, and cut as normal for a non roll up wondow. I cut the mirror after I slap the film. You can also lay the film on the bottom of the w/s and use the cowl as a guide for the bottom edge, but this does take extra time and is sometimes not possible to do on some vehicles. If you use the latter suggestion, I would charge extra as it takes more time and is difficult to get a nice straight cut while doing so. Hope this helps!

then this

TOTW goes to tint terrorist this week.

Tint Terrorist gets a TOTW???

What's the tint world comin' to TD?

BOOOOOOOYAHHHHHHHHHH

Please mail this one into film rag mag,,, Please,, I want to see TT get his props

yo mang, tint terrorist here.

i be thankin all the peeps that helped dis heah dood get tips-o-duh week, dem gheoot visas are KILLa HOLLA!

yo mang next week i am gonna laborate on how i use muh mask as a TINT SCRAP picka uppa

tint terrorist gets a TOTW. what's next? OT lowering his prices?

OMG... ...The Pic....

the only thing that would have made that picture that TT posted any better was if he had drawn it in CRAYON

WOW!! TT got a TOTW!! Way 2 Go TT!!

Here's another option for cutting visors:

Cut top edge like normal. Use the divider tool in the picture to mark the contour of the bottom edge. Of course you're going to want to mark on the liner, not the film. I normally mark 1/2, transfer the film to the workbench, fold it in half (without creasing it at the center), and cut along the marked line. If you match up the two upper corners when folding, that will ensure that you get a nice symmetrical, even visor.

This is just a geometry divider with a Sharpie hose-clamped to one leg, and the sharp point on the opposite leg is ground down so it doesn't scratch the glass.

I must say that I do like the TT's procedure. It saves a step over mine, but the divider adds adjustability to the height of the visor.

Submit that idea to Starrett. Tinting dividers will only only cost over $200 dollars from Starrett (j/k)

There ya go... precision height visors, to the thousandth.

I gotta hecka respect fo a retard, TT, U Still Suck NGA draw like a 2 yr old on cough syzurrp..... hydro-co-done on that mattel-play-phone....

Why in the hell did you reply to a four year old thread..................

you rock that is the some funny shht

HA!HA!HA!