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22 hours ago, pitu said:

When I first reverse. Tend to get dirt and creased. Now I manage  it well. It is the the best way to go. The only one I don’t reverse is tinting on a hatchback. 

Any tips on how to not get creases or dirt how did you get better ???

10 hours ago, dzv said:

Unfortunately i still frankst cause i seem to get a couple of specs of dust with reverse roll.Not that Frankenstein method is guaranteed zero specs job but you know what i mean.My question is..can you use reverse roll and get a perfect back window?is it possible?

That's my same question I think your peel board has to be super clean I've seen them do a half of Reverse roll... I want to learn it and do it right but it seems like the Frankenstein comes out better it's hard to leave Frankenstein when you have been doing it for so many years like that

Great blessings all films have came a long way...!!!!

21 hours ago, CaliTINT said:

Interesting. Never heard of this. I only use sprayaway for scrubbing the back window and cleaning seals and surrounding areas on the side windows. 

Try it Try it you will love it...

This is a beautiful green mirror give me my hair brush.....

2 hours ago, redneckj said:

then on the sides and bottom of the window where there is a little glass cleaner left, wash it off with straight water.  The key is straight water, NOT slip solution.  

Does the water flush better ???

I have been using Sprayway glass cleaner for the last squeegee before install before I was using Dawn and it was leaving streaks and I was getting contamination let me know if this helps anyone it's been working good I know a few people on here use it just wanted to share with you and use distilled water always with whatever you're using

On 12/4/2018 at 12:24 PM, jsylva said:

Take this for what it is. We have a US Cutter 50" Laserpoint II plotter that brand new costs maybe $800. When going from hand cutting to plotting i already owned this plotter for vinyl sign purposes as a side gig. So far it has been cutting out about 60 cars a month (give or take)  for over a year. Is it as awesome as a Roland or GCC, probably not. I will say that even though the cost of the machine was cheap, it has done a fantastic job cutting tint. Being that it is a budget plotter, it has some quirks every now and then but im ok with that. For as cheap as it was new and the amount of use i have gotten out of it i have no problem recommending this plotter to people looking to make that jump without wanting to spend thousands. Buy some roland blades, replace the cutting strip every so often, and play with the speed and pressure settings and it will cut everything you want. Hope this was somewhat helpful. 

What program did you use for tint patterns what was best progarm???? Also was it hard to set up are strip and roland blades expensive...also is cutting program for tint monthly  fee or one time payment??? Thanks bro...

All specs looks like sandblasting on rear outside Window.....

5 hours ago, Tint Slayer said:

It's highly concentrated, so you get more gallons of slip per bottle of All Type. I'm not sure why adding more sucks but that seems to be a common problem. In my opinion, if you want more slip after using the req'd amount of All Type i'd just add your regular slip. But it should work at the recommended dosage, works great, Tint Slime works great too. They all work great whe you find that sweet spot, but the Fusion people cut out all the legwork of finding the right amount for you.

Finding that sweet spot is great...when it happens tint job goes fast and smooth.....

Does all type have alcohol or something in it ??? Why does it get wierd if  you  add more ???

8 hours ago, Tint Slayer said:

More is worse with All Type don't add more than recommended, it goes against how you want to think but there's only one dose. If you have a 1 liter or 1 quart sprayer just use 3.5 to 4 mls of All type per quart/liter. I always wind up back with Joy or Dawn.

Does your wife know your using joy and her sister dawn ??? Jk Hhhahahah

1 hour ago, ErieTint said:

I stick with regular ole Film On.

 

Used Johnson's on the very first truck I tinted, nothing but Film On since.

 

I can't really see switching from something I know works.

 

For what, $2 over a bottle that lasts for 20+ cars. Nah, I'm happy where I am.

Where do you buy film on how much do you use per gallon ???

5 hours ago, DigiCut_Direct said:

Check out DigiCut Direct. 20 years providing window tint and paint protection film to dealers across the country. We've now branched out and offer a DIRECT TO CONSUMER option. Goto the site, find your vehicle, order the kit, ships within 3 days. Pre-Cut. Pre-Shrunk. High quality window film and self healing paint protection film. Full suite of tutorials on site and YouTube for installing every piece of film needed for a vehicle. https://www.digicutdirect.com

Youtube better for u haha 

1 hour ago, pbalentine said:

Been using the equate and for got some Johnsons to see if it provides more slip. How did you like the orange tint slime compared to fusion?

Orange slime is good but you have to put exact amount if not it distorts the glue like dawn...out of all this stuff i like equate baby shampoo its safe but dosent slip good for me in summer.....fusion just reminded me of clear equate baby shampoo...did the name brand johnsons slip better???

Tried sample today worked great had to use alot though more than instructions say to use.....used in spray bottle...not tank yet....didnt see a real difference from generic equate baby shampoo....

Anyone use this stuff heard its good trying it today...sample....

As long as car is clean boards are better though...can you cut on plexi glass for handcutting ???

12 hours ago, flat rock stan said:

Yes, four #0000 wet...two or three times. I have seen people back blade up but I'm scared

I have heard lots of good things about Sun Distribution about the new stuff♡

Cheers mang 

Cheers to you too we used to use the cheap sos pads just rinse all the blue soap out of them or it gets everywhere on light colored decks...!! They are like 10 pads for a dollar.....

16 hours ago, flat rock stan said:

@OverLord so far my best defense with peanut prone windows is scrub and shrink really slow. I'll let you know soon

Cheers 

Scrub scrub 0000 steel wool ???

22 hours ago, TNTLady said:

Did one today and only removed one screw behind a small plastic trim piece directly behind the door handle, popped the top of the panel back and slid the sweep out. Bottom loaded to tintand put itall back like new. Piece of cake!!

Tnt lady i thought u didnt remove seals?? Are u starting to bottom load some...no more red devil and tucking???

On 11/14/2018 at 8:48 PM, redneckj said:

On 11/20/2018 at 10:51 PM, no ma'am said:

Haven't yet but not ruling it out. Helps with Land Rover front doors for sure though.

Is it thick like compound or paste ???

On 11/16/2018 at 9:33 PM, Bubbles said:

They look like old sryup tanks from soda machines.  Any one use a beer keg?

Good idea maybe half keg haha....

On 11/14/2018 at 1:54 PM, Bham said:

 

 

Ahhahahhahahhahha !!!

23 hours ago, redneckj said:

I call Fusion All type  "tongue numb".

 Why nubber??? Do you like the all type ???