Backglass Patterns

[TINTZEUS]

Hat off to you Tintzues

thank you. TB.

[Guest Beeline]

I never need help with tan interior or anything 35% or lighter. I have used the paper towels before though or this is just as easy........

[TintWizard]

great idea with the light, the only thing I found though is that it works better up high..but further back say on a stool or box that sits up as high as the back deck (to avoid shadow casting) , but further back so that way the heat from the light doesn't heat up the inside of the back glass too much which can allow the film to stick too quick..just a suggestion

[micro-edge]

great idea with the light, the only thing I found though is that it works better up high..but further back say on a stool or box that sits up as high as the back deck (to avoid shadow casting) , but further back so that way the heat from the light doesn't heat up the inside of the back glass too much which can allow the film to stick too quick..just a suggestion

I have a light I got from lowes for 10 bux I think it's 500 watts also but I made a little stand to set it on where it sits back away from the glass and level with the top of the seat. Works good and if you have to move it it's usually only once.

[Guest zolar]

I use a trunk monkey

[Guest gtotint]

I use a trunk monkey

[micro-edge]

Normally it's best to have you a trunk monkey moving the light around but when you are by yourself you'll be cussing that little light your trunk monkey would normally be holding for you.

[Guest haroldshouseoftint]

I don't need no monkey trunks or lights, I use my pinkie finger as a guide on the edge of the glass

[Guest willie]

I don't need no monkey trunks or lights, I use my pinkie finger as a guide on the edge of the glass

isnt that special.... the pinkie boy

[TINTZEUS]