Jerrybigbird

I use a felt block squeege or just fingers and maybe a glove with heatgun
 
I have not really done very many either but that stuff shrinks better than tint
 
I needed more practice and this is dark grey for buddys mostly drag car(outlaw street)with open 2in headers and 4in holes coming out in front of the front tires and a big supercharger(cops will hear that from 5miles away)
 
Going to redoo the headlights and grind the tabs off for headlight aligning but had to see if it would shrink around them things? LoL covered the ford emblem also and one headlight was yellow

1993 Peterbilt 379

Finally some progress is being made!

66 Chevy full resto.  Global QDP 40%  
 
 

68 camaro drag car 20% qdp 

Here is your new Avatar image Puck face
 

Congratulations mang
Thank you to @Privacy Film Company for your sponsorship on tintdude! 
Cheers 

It's just plastic and glass. 

I have never filed tint edges because(never heard of that) and i can cut/place pretty good but shaved a few(olfa or redot) that were past the top edge=bad placement and or poor lighting/vent visors blocking light/rushing/need glasses lol etc
 
If i got $100 per door glass? Maybe i would file the edge lol
 
Little Fine metal file this is and i probly would say dont use course files for tint shaving
 
Nobody files ignition points anymore either and most dont know what they are and not even on any modern engines anymore but its a nice little file if you do small engine rebuilding or deburring small stuff
 
 

Two for the show

the Orville 

My competitor has a one star review because his guys were caught throwing trash out
 

Hello everyone, I just wanted to post up here about our new small counter top Ceramic Heat Display. This is all Acrylic that is Laser cut and Laser etched. They are not large and bulky like most other heat displays. This is a very classy looking display that would look great on any counter.
 
 

Grilled Cheese and Tomato soup.  
 
 

And just like that...its gone