How long does it take to learn bottom loading from top loading???

[quality tintz]

Wondering how long it took all the top loaders to learn new bottom load technique?

[pbalentine]

Id say the first dozen or so were tuff. Some i could do, then next time round had trouble.  I been waiting for tinting to be easy and it never did...until i started bottom loading.  It less stressful, no killing your wrist by chisling out creases, and its easier to handle for install. 

 

I bottom loaded a 17' Fusion today and it was easier then the last. The rear rollups on it are a must to bottom load.   

[jh812]

14 cars

[quality tintz]

3 hours ago, pbalentine said:

Id say the first dozen or so were tuff. Some i could do, then next time round had trouble.  I been waiting for tinting to be easy and it never did...until i started bottom loading.  It less stressful, no killing your wrist by chisling out creases, and its easier to handle for install. 

 

I bottom loaded a 17' Fusion today and it was easier then the last. The rear rollups on it are a must to bottom load.   

Thanks man always real answers bro helps alot!!! Bottom loading has  been helping me it's like night and day difference!

Edited November 20, 2017 by quality tintz

[Jkatfelix]

3 hours ago, jh812 said:

14 cars

Lol dick!!! Hahaha

[Tint Slayer]

I've never top loaded and was thinking of checking it out to just to see. What are the reasons for someone to choose top loading over bottom?

[wade_660]

I don’t top load either unless I can’t get the sweeps out. I have a hard time with creasing when I pull the rest of the liner off.

[quality tintz]

2 hours ago, Tint Slayer said:

I've never top loaded and was thinking of checking it out to just to see. What are the reasons for someone to choose top loading over bottom?

I guess just when you can't get seals out and it's the old school way...?

[flat rock stan]

Simple to bottom load with seals pulled. If you are getting creases when two stepping a window be sure NOT to squeegee your sides close to the change over point. This gives you lots more leverage to make the transition without the creases.

[quality tintz]

7 hours ago, flat rock stan said:

Simple to bottom load with seals pulled. If you are getting creases when two stepping a window be sure NOT to squeegee your sides close to the change over point. This gives you lots more leverage to make the transition without the creases.

Yes and use a good amount of slip for topload..

Edited November 21, 2017 by quality tintz