cutting board

[Guest naughtydog]

I am interested in seeing some of our members cutting boards/peelers.

I work off a small piece of angled glass , which is too small and does'nt help my tinting.

I am getting an old set of sliding windows and I am going to use them - mounted on either side of my bay horizontally.

Here is an an image of what I mean.

 

What do you have??

ND

[the art of tint]

I'm a mobile business, so I'm using the car as a peeling station.

[tintme69]

Yep, whatever works.

I did the mobile thing for 6 months. I had a caprice wagon which I mounted a horizontal glass in the back for cutting. It was the shiznit, but I hate mobile tinting so it sucked!!

[Guest yogi2187]

I had used a glass door from a store for a while then someone broke it now I just use a glass table I built

[TintWizard]

I use a 3'x6' sheet of glass mounted on the wall, however if you do mobile work and like using a glass sheet, click on my Tip of the Week medal for a convenient way to do this

[Guest nautiboi73]

I did't know that you could clicl medals

[TintWizard]

I did't know that you could clicl medals

:inot

[wndotint]

I also use sliding patio doors. One is mounted on the wall, and the other is built into a rolling 2x4 frame.

[RICHat22]

I am working on something tomm. after I get my door panels built. I have two bike mounts in the back of my truck near the tailgates. They are parallel to the tailgate where two bolts can go through. I am looking for a glass, but will build the frame and mount where the bolts just slide in and easily removed. When I get ready to tint, I simply flip the 4 ft wide by 5 ft tall frame/glass up and kick the lock over. There's my peel station. Right now I use the vehicle or a piece I carry around

[Guest BCCwintint]

I built a horizontal table with 60"x30" 1/4 inch tempered glass. Bought a bunch of lumber at Home Depot, nailed it together, painted it, slapped about 4 coats of Varathane on it, sealed the glass in the frame with GE silicone sealer, works great! I would prefer to have a vertical table, but it sure beats using the windshield.