@@FadeToBlackLLC it’s helpful but into you get your plotter dialed in. It’s sometimes a headache. I have a plotter but I only use it for commercial work or a car that I don’t want to fool with
@@terrytaylor1187ify ahh ok.. I had a trial for on a while and know a couple people around here that use them. Just trying to learn about the new things. 👍🏾
Idc what anyone says, your peel board is awesome. Not sure if you got credit for when I got my easel but I definitely wanna say thx. My temper glass is 34"×36" and it hold it with no problem. Only thing I added was hose clamps on the metal rod behind so my glass wouldn't fall from the weight. Thanks man appreciate the help. Also I use the sharpie method on semi trucks, as I'm 5'7" using the sharpie and take to my peel board.
I'm glad things are working out for you. Yes it have some vice grips on the metal rod as well. I don't trust that pressure bolt too hold up a sheet of glass. Thanks for touching base and glad it's working out. Try too hit up the Live Stream on Wednesday night and let us know what you for going on.
@@FadeToBlackLLC hey one more thing I watched your heat gun video. I use the Wagner $24.99 gun but went on ebay and got the kobolt gun. Fyi there is 1 or 2 more for sale. Go get you another. They come with all the accessories too..lol You know I'm going to start checking in on the streams to show my support for you. Definitely have helped me and commented on a few of my post... That's the stuff that keeps me excited about tinting where some of the best tinters in the business so love and support to us who haven't been doing this for long. Only tinting for 3yrs now... Thanx Wayne!!💯💯
Yep the cut and shift thing was always a pain trying to reposition the film. Now just mark it and know right where you need to cut. I'm with you, I use it all the time now.
@@FadeToBlackLLC I messed up some the other day trying again to cut and shift. Some how it moved away from the seal and cut into where I needed. I’m sticking with my sharpie
@@FadeToBlackLLC Well, thanks for sharing this amazing tip! I bought a roll and some of my edges were a bit short and uneven and bothered me a ton! I will be using this tip tomorrow and continue practicing my cuts.
Excellent tips bro! Thanks I’ll try the sharpie tip on my extended cab windows. What do you use for prep solutions? I always use foam windex with ammonia. Keep up the great work!
I have a video on how and what I use for cleaning and installing. I'd check them out. I don't use Alcohol, the Pink cleaning product has some in it I'm thinking.
You can peel off of the car but be careful not to put the blade on the glass. I've been actually using scissors to cut out the pattern after I Sharpie it when I don't have a peel board around. I'll try to make a video about it soon.
@@FadeToBlackLLC, someone I know worked for a company about 30 miles away that did a lot of tinting for dealerships. He got me 4 days training one to one at his workplace.
Hey, I'm from Wisconsin as well. I really want to get into window tinting but not sure which is the best route. Should I take courses at a physical location? should I do an online course? or should I just grab a roll and DIY? do you have a video on this or could you make one? Fire content by the way! 🔥🔥🔥
Where are you located? I plan to start doing some Starter Window Tint training. I have a guy coming from Michigan to train for two days. He just wants to get his skills up and learn so he can start Tinting in his area.
@@just_majestic send me an email and we can chat about it...I'm from Racine but spent a ton of time in Milwaukee before I moved up to Appleton/Marshfield. fadetoblackllc@gmail.com
He brother.. So I just finished day 2 of window tinting school Today we did back windows. It was a bitch! Haha I forgot to bring this us to the instructors but as a newbie I do worry about cutting customers window seals. You recommend I do this? I’m a full time rver.. can I create a peel board lit of plexiglass instead so I don’t have to worry about it shattering?
Just do as I mentioned in the video and you won't have any issues. I never cut on the vehicle. Get Plexiglass or whatever you can use to cut on not on the vehicle 👍🏾
Bro what length do u suggest i get for a side business? 24inches is too small come to find out for alot of back windows. So do u have a separate roll u carry just for back windows? Or should i just slice the tint together even though that looks unprofessional.
Hi I want to know do you have to remove a door panel on 2017 silverado to do the seal??I seen a video where he took the panel off for a 2020 silverado??
@@That-guy919 I wrap as well. I like to have help though also another way to let others shine that have talent. Wrapping is a lot of work. I have a truck in my shop now for a full color change.
How would you suggest making the front mark if I cant get the sharpie in there due to the side mirror being in the way ? Without having to take the mirror off
Most cars you can get in there. You can always make the lower line over to the mirror then roll down the window and cut the top edge and then make the mirror line as best you can. Harder to explain than doing it.
Learned this method 2 years ago and it works really well. I like the gold sharpie, makes me feel fancy.
I've actually switched to the Blue and it's lasting really good and I can see it easy too. Gold is out of my league!!! Ha ha
Better than a plotter in my opinion
I can't lie, lately I've been thinking about trying out a Plotter....Just wondering if it can add to my efficiency or hurt it????
@@FadeToBlackLLC it’s helpful but into you get your plotter dialed in. It’s sometimes a headache. I have a plotter but I only use it for commercial work or a car that I don’t want to fool with
@@terrytaylor1187ify ahh ok.. I had a trial for on a while and know a couple people around here that use them. Just trying to learn about the new things. 👍🏾
I just went back to to this !
Always using it 👌🏾
This video is amazing. Thank you so much
Thank you! It’s helped me a ton!
Jbird!!! Thanks for shot out !!!$$
Yo, I will give your method a shot with the Sharpie, it looks like it might work for me. I ll let you know.
I've been doing it for years and it's helped me make better cuts. I learned from Ralph and I'm just passing it on.
Great video and Ralph is definitely an og just got a bunch of ceramic from him
I'm new to tinting, I use a lumber crayon, easy to see
Idc what anyone says, your peel board is awesome. Not sure if you got credit for when I got my easel but I definitely wanna say thx. My temper glass is 34"×36" and it hold it with no problem. Only thing I added was hose clamps on the metal rod behind so my glass wouldn't fall from the weight. Thanks man appreciate the help.
Also I use the sharpie method on semi trucks, as I'm 5'7" using the sharpie and take to my peel board.
I'm glad things are working out for you. Yes it have some vice grips on the metal rod as well. I don't trust that pressure bolt too hold up a sheet of glass.
Thanks for touching base and glad it's working out.
Try too hit up the Live Stream on Wednesday night and let us know what you for going on.
@@FadeToBlackLLC hey one more thing I watched your heat gun video. I use the Wagner $24.99 gun but went on ebay and got the kobolt gun.
Fyi there is 1 or 2 more for sale. Go get you another. They come with all the accessories too..lol
You know I'm going to start checking in on the streams to show my support for you. Definitely have helped me and commented on a few of my post...
That's the stuff that keeps me excited about tinting where some of the best tinters in the business so love and support to us who haven't been doing this for long. Only tinting for 3yrs now... Thanx Wayne!!💯💯
This is my go to. When I first started 5 years ago I seen Ralph do it and it helped me so much and i tried to cut and shift but I can’t do it
Yep the cut and shift thing was always a pain trying to reposition the film. Now just mark it and know right where you need to cut. I'm with you, I use it all the time now.
@@FadeToBlackLLC I messed up some the other day trying again to cut and shift. Some how it moved away from the seal and cut into where I needed. I’m sticking with my sharpie
@@joshuamartin7443 hey, I hear you. I think I've scrapped a lot less film by using the Sharpie method.
@@FadeToBlackLLC hard to mess up. If the film moves just redraw the line and your golden
@@joshuamartin7443 100% 👍🏾
Hell ya man thank you for sharing and showing the details I’ll try it today
Let me know, this method works great.
sweet thanks for the video ! il try this on my next vehicle when i have time!
Let me know how it goes? Thanks for watching.
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Thanks!
Good trick bro it’s different but useful
Try the blue, I'm really liking that color and it's lasting a while. Longer than I thought it would.
Amazing information than lo you 🔥🙏
Thanks for watching!
I got It from Ralph too...
Great video 🙏🏼 thank you so much
Thank you for watching, I appreciate it.
Awesome man👌🏾
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
It's easy procees to cuting 🎉
You still cut but hopefully this stops any wrong cuts.
Had to Subscribe good video
Much appreciated.
Love the name love the videos thanks
Thanks for watching!
What cleaning solution are you using
Tint Tac
What’s your cleaning solution?
flexfilmstore.com/products/pre-tac
How do i buy you a beer?? This is freaking genius!!
No worries, happy to share a tip that was shared to me. I use a Sharpie all the time.
Thanks for watching.
@@FadeToBlackLLC Well, thanks for sharing this amazing tip! I bought a roll and some of my edges were a bit short and uneven and bothered me a ton! I will be using this tip tomorrow and continue practicing my cuts.
You mentioned the clean solution.
What would that be ?? Window cleaner ?
The Tint Tac solution sold by Flexfilm
Any plotter works for tint
Some better than others because of the way they are made.
Excellent tips bro! Thanks I’ll try the sharpie tip on my extended cab windows. What do you use for prep solutions? I always use foam windex with ammonia. Keep up the great work!
I also use the Sharpie to guide cuts on the outside buttons or anything you need to cut around. I use Flexfilms Pre Tac and Tint Tac. Love the Stuff.
@@FadeToBlackLLC Awesome! I have used the tint tac before also. It does work good lol thanks!
i guess Im quite randomly asking but do anyone know a good website to stream newly released tv shows online?
What are you using as a cleaning solution
I've posted a video about it. Just check back and you'll find it. 👍🏾Thanks.
What’s the ratio for the solution? 70 percent water/20 percent soap and 10 percent alcohol?
I have a video on how and what I use for cleaning and installing. I'd check them out.
I don't use Alcohol, the Pink cleaning product has some in it I'm thinking.
What’s up Wayne. I’m getting into window tinting. What else can I use if I don’t have the peel board?
You can peel off of the car but be careful not to put the blade on the glass. I've been actually using scissors to cut out the pattern after I Sharpie it when I don't have a peel board around.
I'll try to make a video about it soon.
I was taught using the sharpie method. Well explained Wayne 👍🏻. Like the peel board. What mix is the isopropyl solution?
Just curious on how you got trained? By someone you know?
Thats Pre Tac from Flexfilm cleaning solution.
@@FadeToBlackLLC, someone I know worked for a company about 30 miles away that did a lot of tinting for dealerships. He got me 4 days training one to one at his workplace.
@@adampugh3493 ah ok so are you still tinting? Where are you located?
Hey, I'm from Wisconsin as well. I really want to get into window tinting but not sure which is the best route. Should I take courses at a physical location? should I do an online course? or should I just grab a roll and DIY? do you have a video on this or could you make one? Fire content by the way! 🔥🔥🔥
Where are you located? I plan to start doing some Starter Window Tint training. I have a guy coming from Michigan to train for two days. He just wants to get his skills up and learn so he can start Tinting in his area.
@@FadeToBlackLLC located in Milwaukee. it would be great to attend one of your tinting sessions.
@@just_majestic send me an email and we can chat about it...I'm from Racine but spent a ton of time in Milwaukee before I moved up to Appleton/Marshfield. fadetoblackllc@gmail.com
@@FadeToBlackLLC email sent
@@FadeToBlackLLC email me also I want to learn the right way I live in Racine
hey, what about the sharpie lines? arent they visible afterwards?
Sharpie is on the liner.
@@FadeToBlackLLC ahahahah you are absolutely right
Hi to cleaning the windshield or sides windows plastic razor blade do you think it works ?
Just depends on how bad it is. Some new vehicles I have only used a scrub pad.
I like your videos very profesional thank you 😊
@@josecastaneda-fl8hg thank you for watching. We all have our own style and I'm just sharing what I'm doing. Thanks again.
Is there a special kind of glass you use for the cutting on the peel board?
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Any old glass door works
He brother..
So I just finished day 2 of window tinting school
Today we did back windows. It was a bitch! Haha
I forgot to bring this us to the instructors but as a newbie I do worry about cutting customers window seals.
You recommend I do this? I’m a full time rver.. can I create a peel board lit of plexiglass instead so I don’t have to worry about it shattering?
Just do as I mentioned in the video and you won't have any issues. I never cut on the vehicle. Get Plexiglass or whatever you can use to cut on not on the vehicle 👍🏾
Where did you buy your peeler?
Not sure what you mean by peeler? If you mean my Peel Board setup I have a full video on that here. Thanks.
Bro what length do u suggest i get for a side business? 24inches is too small come to find out for alot of back windows. So do u have a separate roll u carry just for back windows? Or should i just slice the tint together even though that looks unprofessional.
I have a video on Tint Sizes. Look back and it will help you out with what sizes are best for what in my experience.
Hi I want to know do you have to remove a door panel on 2017 silverado to do the seal??I seen a video where he took the panel off for a 2020 silverado??
If you look at my videos I've done a bunch of those styles trucks without removing a panel.
Thanks
@@FadeToBlackLLC thank you Dwayne I just wanted to be sure I'm doing my first one and it's my vehicle any tips would be appreciated 😀
@@That-guy919 Wayne lol
@@FadeToBlackLLC im just curious do you do wraps to cars aswell or do you just the tint
@@That-guy919 I wrap as well. I like to have help though also another way to let others shine that have talent. Wrapping is a lot of work. I have a truck in my shop now for a full color change.
How would you suggest making the front mark if I cant get the sharpie in there due to the side mirror being in the way ? Without having to take the mirror off
Most cars you can get in there. You can always make the lower line over to the mirror then roll down the window and cut the top edge and then make the mirror line as best you can. Harder to explain than doing it.