side glass

[Guest cavkid97]

I got a couple of friends that want their windows tinted and they asked me so I saod yea but I tried to tint them and the side glass has a curve in it so to me its impossible to tint. so hoe do u get the bubbles out?? thanks

-bryan

[wndotint]

what kind of car?

[Guest cavkid97]

its for a saturn but wouldnt it be the same way to tint curved glass for all cars?

-Bryan

[Guest cdm]

Pain and suffering are part of learning.

You likely need to shrink the film, work the gaskets, finalize the edges, trim, roll it up and tell em not to touch button for a week.

I have no idea what you mean by:

wouldnt it be the same way to tint curved glass for all cars? 

Two cars are never alike, the methods you use are.

[Guest cavkid97]

so how do u shrink the film and work the gaskets?

-bryan

[Guest cdm]

Check this site. There are instructions for either wet or dry. Then practice (you shall destroy many a film rolls before you get profecient). Gaskets you either pull them off, tape them back, snug the film in there, squeege etc. It ain't a kids game for a quick buck.

[Guest shrink]

if you're only tinting a couple cars, it would be wise to have a prfessional do it. don't waist your time. I've been tinting for about a year and a half, and just now am I really getting the hang of it. I burned quite a few rolls before I learned how to shrink tint successfully. it's a lot harder then most people think. take your friends car, have a pro do it, and just tell them you did it.

[Guest Blade]

Methodman is right. Take it to a professional.

[Guest yogi2187]

give up take it to a pro

[Guest cavkid97]

well I plan on doing more that just a few cars once I get good at at it so these cars are just to practice on and btw is the tint from walmart any good? thanks-

-Bryan