Window Tint Shades

I went to the store and purchased the most inexpensive regular pull down paper type shades . Ripped off the paper blind shade and began rolling some tint up after I stapled the first tint to the roll on the alreay spring activated roller. Then cut 2 feet extra rolled it up took the stick from the original blind rolled that 1 inch over and melted the film on the inside with a lighter tourch and walla pull down tint shade's

what happens after cleaning the liner side a couple of times???? scratched all to hell.

and after a few pulls on that roller, the release liner will start to seperate from the film .

naw mang...his shizz gotz dem SR coat and shizzle


............werd

not to mention the liner would start separating once the heat and moisture started working on it

and you know that would look smashing on Mrs. Ellingtsworths Piano Terrace'


blistered up, nappy-azz, crusty tint papas
melted with a lighter

totw

sounds like a waste of film IMO

I did it to shut my sister up and it came out pritty good i just did it about 14 days ago so we will see what happens so far so good .

Can you post your sister's name and #, I want to check out the quality of the Shades construction .

there went the coffee

Hey LLucy I'm Home

awwww, shizz , guess this ones getting pulled too

not before the LLucy pix





NB4DL

LLucy got some SpLLaining to do .

But what if...

You laminated two layers of film stickey sides together ? Let um dry them attatch to the blind roller. Eliminate the liner problem. They used to sell them at the first place I worked. Had a metalized strip running down the sides and a magnetic strip attatched to the window frame to make nearly air tight.
If you used metalized film... which there was none existing way back then...would it stick to a magnetic strip?

The metal in the shades usuaLLy is aLLuminum... I think that would be a no.

The material is stiLL made and sold for shades... I walk by bulk roLLs of the stuff regularly. No liner, no adhesive, just thick film like material.

oh sheit...now you are doing the LL thing now too..

SubLLiminal advertising.

Does it already have the metal strip in it at the plant?
There was a "kit" for a defroster add on( I know it's still up in the attic from yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeears ago cause I laid eyes on it recently while digging around up there and checked it out) ... came with stickey tape strips on a paper like vinyl comes. The little metal line was imbedded in those clear tape strips and you stuck those to the glass then had some mechanism for the ends and wires and crap in a box. I think we musta bought it in an emergency to repair one line before we knew there was something in a bottle.
Anyway, just thinking those might work along the edge of home made one.