808 TINT

I have 2 of them one for each side of the car for side windows / quarters and I also have a rolling double sided glass whiteboard for rear windows and for weeding the patterns. I love it and can roll it right next to me when im ready for installation.

On 1/24/2020 at 10:32 AM, vanhorn1 said:

I built two identical racks double sided for our new shop. Made out of aluminum and holds all of our tint down below along with lights and heat guns.

Oh hell yeah that's what i'm talking about! How much did that cost you to make buddy? I am fucking impressed.

Id pull it out. The bolts don't look to rusty. You can do it.

Aloha Friends,

The choice of Vehicles here in Hawaii are Toyota's and Honda's very easy vehicles to hand-cut but for productivity and liability purposes I will be using a plotter. I would like to ask your opinion which software would have the best cuts for these makes and models if you have tried others. I have used Tinttek in the past but haven't in like 10 years. I appreciate it as times have changed.

Mahalos,

Aloha Tinters,

So I am wondering which of the two would be the best for tinting. I have owned a Q100 in the past and was wondering if those Jaguars were any better. Any input on this will help my selection when purchasing a new plotter. I love the way the Jaguars looks.

Mahalos,

808 TINT

Just now, alberts316 said:

I emailed him a few times and nothing.  Tell him to post one on here when he's ready.

 

I will tell em tomorrow when I speak to em. 

I spoke to Shady today and he said hes doing PPF now and has made himself an Apron for PPF specifically. I am trying to motivate him to make me some tinting ones lol.

2 minutes ago, tintdude said:

Dang. try it now bro.

Boom... Success! We good TD Thanks

Thanks I thought it was only me. So am I the only one who can't access the main page when clicking the logo?

I still got my 2 pouches  man time fly's.

Take your time and never say "Last Window"

I ordered 2 of them and only need one. Selling for $600 obo. My loss your gain.

Since I only do cars at the moment I haven't tinted since last year...

Eg hatchback...

Which model. Anything other than a CX sucks. Damn rear wiper wiring harness. Then again those always sorta suck if you do them right and dissasemble the struts and pray they were'nt cross threaded at one time or another heh.

1992 model

Eg hatchback...

This stuff is really good I must say. I love the smell and the look of it while pouring into my spray bottle. I dont know why others dont like it. Slips and tacks well. Great invention

Wish I was more busy this season...

Mikes a "GOD"

Nothing its slow this winter chitty for me...

Ive used Ace Hardware's for years and I'm still using it till this day. No problems here.

Cool my kids are gonna love it then Haha...

Can I bathe with this stuff lol?

Just ordered my gallon... Can't wait to try it...

The thing I noticed with it is I seem to get more solution out with it.

Don't want to be a buzz kill for something of this nature, but the reason you are seeing more evacuation of moisture is because of the glycerin content (which the % contained need be determined because Baby shampoo also contains this chemical). This info is found on the SDS (safety data sheet of any chemical product). Comparing slime to FilmOn, you would see this moves more water phenomenon occur; compared with Baby Shampoo and you will notice little difference (once you found the right mix ratio to mimic BShampoo).

Glyscerin has a hydrophilic/hydrogropic nature to it and once one the glass, it doesn't go away when the rest of your slip evaporates through the film. If those two fifty cent words look foreign, they are to most people outside a chemistry degree (I had to look them up). The terms mean that glyscerin has an affinity toward water; it will continuously attract moisture to it.

So, what's that mean for film adhesive longevity, not much different than using dish soap or baby shampoo (dependent upon % of glycerin in product and mix ratio used with water to produce a slip solution); however, for those in climates that suffer from high humidity, well, it has the potential to be buzz kill, because PS adhesives tend not fare well when saturated in moisture.

So all in all what do you think works better? Your opinion?