Light for cutting back windows. Sunroofs etc!?

[LB55]

What is everyone using to handcut the backwindows!?

I tried 3 different snap on lights and none are bright enough nor do the light fit in the rear windshield.

Any info would help. Thanks

[Guest filmslayer]

[LB55]

That little thing!? Works well for you?? Wow

[Guest filmslayer]

i only need it when cutting 5% , i see through 15 and 20 easily ....

[pbalentine]

What is everyone using to handcut the backwindows!?

I tried 3 different snap on lights and none are bright enough nor do the light fit in the rear windshield.

Any info would help. Thanks

Not being able to see through 5% when trimming, frustrates me more than anything. Ive tried halogon work lights, fluroescent work light and LED. None of these made it easy though. I now have a 3 bulb vanity light(common bathroom light) It provides almost enough light, but Iv broken like 3-4 bulbs and have to be extra careful with it.

I just don't get why no tool manufacturer has never developed a light MADE for window tinting. I remember someone on here mention a good idea for light. It was basically something like mine, but would be attached to an adjustable pole that would fit between the A pillars on the sides of the back glass.

[LB55]

True I have not found a good bright light :/

[Guest naughtydog]

What about if someone made a rope light with high power LEd's- a bit like the dj's in the 70's and 80's used to use. Then you could just snake it around the rear deck.

[gabby70]

i bought one of these from the mac tools truck. comes in handy at time

the sabre

[Guest Tint-Factory Car Shine II]

i bought one of these from the mac tools truck. comes in handy at time

the sabre

How well does it fit up in the rear deck? I've been thinking about getting something similar.

[Guest Mo Evo]

I've been using a 100 watt halogen lamp set in a large housing. The only problem I have is trying to fit it on the back deck in a way that the illumination hits the bottom edges without melting the plastic/carpeted rear deck or leather/fabric seats. Obviously dark colored interiors make it harder to see. I wish someone made a really small bright light that fits in smaller spaces.