quality tintz

Makes sense! I never thought of it that ways, saves more time if u have so many lined up in a spot

Thanks for the picture and information too!

F150 rear slider. Idk what year but it was only my 12th car tinting back when I just started. I prob had to re-do it 6 times. This F150 is the reason why I wanted to go to Stans training. Now. I can do it in one try and I just use puffy paint on the gaps.

Yeah its cool not taking it as rude. Sorry if I seem that way.
 
Long time ago I use to think factory tinting was going to put me out of biz, on  the contrary it was a blessing. I charge a 100 spot for two door that takes 15 minutes, so thats 400 a hour instead 200 when working on a whole unit. I do quite a few cars  in parking lots, quick and easy long as weather permitting. Its really simple to pull out a small gen instead of running a 100' of ex cord.  Im a 100% mobile so its a must have thing.

You dont do much work huh?

little scuff with some sand paper,  mild to wild.  had one film that turbos and max hung up on, little 220 grit did the trick.  glaze forms overtime on the edge, scuff mine on a regular basis.  have not tried the pink,  get a good bow on the clear with my fushion on final pass.  ruff scuff on dozer helps keep rubber scuffs off BG,  -15 winters in Michigan, can't be limp wristing it.

Dawn if you have to use it only needs about 1/2 as much as baby shampoo for slip=Very slippery stuff

Never redone one. Get what you get and you don't throw a fit. 

As many as it takes to get it right. 

I hate those white boogers bro haha 

My first C6 Vette rear glass 4 times

My five or six timer was a 78 Trans Am bandit edition rear glass.  What a PITA   

I have had to redo a window 5 times in a row. A crease, some dirt, bad position, more dirt then success. This is why most quit this job thankfully for us[emoji4]

I redone a window 3 times once on a Lexus, kept getting this wicked finger no matter what I did and every time I almost get it out it crease. That turned into a cussing job real quick

I redid a window 3 times tonite my pattern kept coming out off...i had too much soap so it was sliding all over even though I squeegeed it down hard.any war stories of redos  from you tinters???

Nothing will go to waste.
These accumulated experience will come in useful in future.

First off, do not use Johnson & Johnson.  That stuff leaves a mess and clogs stuff up. Made the switch months ago to the generic baby shampoo at target.  It doent leave a slimmy mess in the bottle, plus its cheaper. 
 
 

Im thinking a new scent might be nice currently i mix jnj and green tint slime together about 50/50 love it but saw this purple bottle gonna give it a go 

This  Guy Rick on bottom is real good nice guy he even called me..to give me tips...

Thanks man helps alot...people like you make this site kool thanks for help...

Yeah you don't need to use J&J but A Lot of people do. I use it and love it but it's personal preference for what everyone uses. Try them all to find what works for you. I use what I call "super soap" when installing which is a 6 count of J&J in a standard spray bottle. That's some slide right there. When I bottom load I soak the hell out the bottom portion of the glass to make sure i get a smooth slide.

This  Guy Rick on bottom is real good nice guy he even called me..to give me tips...

Those bent plastic strips you have probly are not strong enough to pull the seal away to slide the film in nicely
 
Maybe i can get someone to take pics of how i manage with the metal ones

About to try sample yeeeeah

I think CC is still the best out there............. I'm just saying............ but if you don't know how to hand cut you still need to learn