just built a cheap easy 40 dollar "tint rack

[Guest willie]

Those look nice.I have something very similiar.

Do yourself a little favor and drills holes in the pipe and holder and slip a bolt in there.

You will be pulling one day and an end will slip out.

Nice job though

ya I was thinking about what I am going to do about that, I think screws or bolts would be a PITA everytime I have to switch the rolls or pull them off, so I was really thinking about welding something on the end to still allow the tint rolls to slip over, but stop the conduit from falling off.

and..

what is all this talk about dust? is the dust going to settle on the hangers? or on the film. I am not too worried about dust on the film itself the top layer will be getting used just about everyday. the wind, however, is another issue, but my shop only has one entrance and it is generally very calm inside.

Thanks for the words

finished

See 123's idea. I think I will change mu small bolt to those clips.

You are right, the dust is not a problem at all as you should be using the film daily.

Again, nice job

Instead of nuts or bolts, use pins similiar to the hood pins on race cars. Takes only to sec to remove and reinsert when changing rolls.

Good idea, I think I'll cahnge mine to that

[tint_detective]

so I was really thinking about welding something on the end to still allow the tint rolls to slip over, but stop the conduit from falling off.

Good luck welding anything to galvanized, cause it ain't gonna stick.....

The hood pin idea is a good one or wrap some tape around the ends to prevent it from sliding off the ends...

[Guest General Sun Shield]

Instead of nuts or bolts, use pins similiar to the hood pins on race cars. Takes only to sec to remove and reinsert when changing rolls.

small drill bit & cotter pin cheap enough

[carolinatinter]

or try and get some rubber grommets you could just slide down onto it. even cheaper/easier to take on/off

[Guest tintgod]

nice...that should work.

[Guest cartek]

I had a small pin laying around, I am going to need to get some more, but I rolled off alittle film for the car in the shop.. and ya, it is going to come off sooner or later

[tint_detective]

or try and get some rubber grommets you could just slide down onto it. even cheaper/easier to take on/off

Not a bad idea...

That's the same set up I use to store my headliner material...

[Guest Texstar]

I like that

[Guest allprotinter]

Looks good, but can you cut it from there? It looks like 40'' rools do you cut down the middle for car doors? How?

[Guest TintMeUp]

are those rolls of tint 40"???