Blackwolftinting

If it’s been two weeks, I doubt another two weeks will rectify the issue. Ask him to redo it. When he removes the film, you-as a customer-inspect the glass to make sure that it isn’t your vehicle that’s causing the issue. Some of the newer cars have dual pane/laminated glass on the front doors. Suntek CXP shouldn’t do this. 

Water coming out of your faucet could have contaminants/sediment in it. Use a brita filter if you don’t have an r/o system. Use a razor blade on most glass for prep. Obviously not on rear windows with defrosters or sides with antennas in the glass. Make sure your bay is as still as can be, wind-wise. Tape any felt edges. Squeegee off the water and stay out of the very edge. Flush the edge from top to bottom. Make sure your peel board is clean too before removing the film liner.  

Also; I use generic baby shampoo from Walmart for my slip solution. Always have. 

I’ve been tinting for about 24 years. I’ve used every sort of light there is(aside from the tubelights I’ve seen on here). I’ve finally found one that does the trick. It’s like a second sun when you turn it on. The base allows you to position it to shine up, down or level with the floor. Angling it up makes cutting around windshield mirrors/electronics much easier. 

I’ve been tinting for about 24 years. I’ve used every sort of light there is(aside from the tubelights I’ve seen on here). I’ve finally found one that does the trick. It’s like a second sun when you turn it on. The base allows you to position it to shine up, down or level with the floor. Angling it up makes cutting around windshield mirrors/electronics much easier. 

I tinted some windows today. Suntek CXP on every job. 

I Mcconaughey’d today. All white all white all white. 

I tinted some windows today. Suntek CXP on every job. 

I tinted some windows today. Suntek CXP on every job. 

Top loaded this and taped the felt on the front and back edges. 

I Mcconaughey’d today. All white all white all white. 

I Mcconaughey’d today. All white all white all white. 

I Mcconaughey’d today. All white all white all white. 

Top loaded this and taped the felt on the front and back edges. 

2019 Jeep Glad he ate her. It was really nice on the inside. Owned by an older lady. I tinted the front two doors to match the rear and installed CXP 55% on the windshield. Plus a couple other vehicles. 

2019 Jeep Glad he ate her. It was really nice on the inside. Owned by an older lady. I tinted the front two doors to match the rear and installed CXP 55% on the windshield. Plus a couple other vehicles. 

I was trying to find Shady for almost 6 years to get more pouches made. I was finally able to track him down. Just got them back from the embroidery place yesterday. I’m not sure what his name is on here, or if he even checks this site. Anyway, here’s a picture of the pouches after embroidery. I bought 5 total. One tan and another cream colored one aren’t pictured. These are perfect for me because of the center pocket for Olfa placement, and each big side pocket that holds my Blue Max and any other tools I need for installation. 

I top install everything and tape off any doors that have felt edges(Wranglers included). I never tinted at a shop that pulled sweeps or panels, so I never learned how to do it. I have zero issues with felt since I tape it off. 

Today there was a glitch in the Matrix. 

Today there was a glitch in the Matrix. 

I sand down until it gets a deep scratch and toss it. 

I will normally use some wet sand paper and sand a tool when I see any slight scratches. Once it’s past a certain point, I order a new one. I’ve never used any tape. And with the tools normally costing under $5, I don’t see a point in anything past sanding it a few times. But try amazon, they usually have everything. 

The new BMW X-3’s have an 18” heavyweight subwoofer mounted on the front door making installing film suuuuper fun. J/k. It’s a tweeter, but it’s way worse than the Lexus IS models. 

I made a custom IR box as well. 

I’ve been tinting for about 24 years. I’ve used every sort of light there is(aside from the tubelights I’ve seen on here). I’ve finally found one that does the trick. It’s like a second sun when you turn it on. The base allows you to position it to shine up, down or level with the floor. Angling it up makes cutting around windshield mirrors/electronics much easier.