Tinting a Full Tesla Model Y + More - A Day In The Life of a Window Tint'er - Season #4 / Episode #5
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The talent just drips off this guy. Insane 👏🏼
Wish we could get more of these more frequent, so enjoyable and well edited. Keep em coming!!😎
I love these videos I’ve been trying to start a business out of my garage done a total of 22 whole cars and some matching, windshield strips I’ve always 2 staged my tint but I tried poppin panels tonight for a first time and ya that’s the best way to do it you made me stop being a nerd and just try it one day at a time I’ll be just as good as a pro like you thanks for all the tips and tricks keep up the good videos thanks man
So awesome to hear! Keep practicing 🙌🏼🙏🏼
I just had that done yesterday on my model X and I wonder what the guys were banging on. It was the trim, your video explains it. Thanks, very informative. Now I know why they charged so much.
Great Workmanship & skill levels
AWESOME
Damn if I hadn’t just put an offer on a building to start my own shop I would wanna work for this guy. What a legend
My thing about the Tesla, I noticed the door card/panel and gasket, can be an issue to where you are forced to hand cut the window (shifting the film further down to clear the gasket from the plot being not deep enough sometimes as well from Tesla inconsistencies.) Mostly, the top edge though. Some are smooth, but most are a little work. So, I just hand cut Tesla’s most of the time because of it. Plus, I know I cut the film to fit. The it’s never coming back feeling. Like older Subaru Outback’s with the frameless windows that have the tiny rubber tab you had to trim off to stop it from peeling the tint over time. I digg your work though. Salute fellow tinter!
Love watching this homie !! Keep it up
Did someone else catch what tint % the red/white Model Y was? At 22:34 it looks so clean. We have a red/white model Y and can't fully decide on %.
5% tint.
Nice work!!! I tinted my way through college and don't miss it one bit ;) I still have nightmares of seeing a Honda Accord (90's) on the schedule and asking for the rear window in one piece.
Glad to see you’ve been moving up! Remember watching you around the same time I started watching Matt like 10 yrs ago lol 🫡 Thanks for the Y tutorial
gotta have that cawfee 😂
Bruh
Ive been doing these without removing gaskets since they came out 😂
And we open 99% of panels lols
Im definitely going to try to open at least the front door panels next time i do one. Good thing i came across this video.
Sick videos bro. Xpel is the GOAT
Give it a go. Makes install so much smoother
Get a separate plotter changing blades I didn’t think was bad. Once I got a dedicated ppf and tint plotter install time was cut In half 😮😂
Does it make a heat difference if you put film on the Tesla roof glass
Very impressive.
You’re Special
Dam Teslas lol. Awesome work tho dude and videos definitely gonna start following! What’s the most cars you’ve tinted in 1 day before ?
get yourself some ATR my guy removes that glue like butta!
That was a sound effect added to the rubber gasket part right? 😆
Hello sir, I am from Taiwan and I would like to ask you how to remove the water cut on the model Y door,thank you!
Need to tint my skate board
what kind of work pants do you buy bud? looking for some nice slack looking pants like the ones you have on!
Caaaaaawwwwwffffeeeee
Did you get all the screws 🧐
Hey just wondering why you pull seals on a frameless window?
Literally makes no sense bro
@@willydmankal kinda thought it did. On a frameless window you can just drop the film on the glass and slide it down into the seal
@@istvanhluz480 If you remove the seal you won't have to mess with it at all while installing. If you leave it in you would have to open it with a card or shank as you drop or you would have to push on the glass and you may have to overhang the top as you try to get passed the gasket. with no gasket you just drop right in no overhang no opening the gasket or pushing the window. Plus lowers the change of contamination or fingers
@@blackopstinting Thanks for the explanation! I have a shop in AR and bottom load everything but do not pull seals on frameless windows. I figured it was to make it easier but we don’t get many Tesla’s at all so was wondering if you have to on them. Thank you
We only do this on Teslas because the pressure against the bottom seal is much tighter compared to other vehicles.
Doing so allows you to get the bottom edge sealed up nicely alleviating any chance for failure or contamination on the bottom edge.
Hi buddy from russia with love ❤
How quick with hand cut?
He can’t even remember to put the screws back in the door and he’s talk about Tesla
No way the infinity was a clean install
Why?
@@blackopstinting I'd have to see it in person 😆
😂 customer was very picky and went over it in fine detail and was very satisfied.
Q50's are extremely easy to be fair, im sure it turned out great
I never do tint window. And I already for this weekend have a Highlander 2023 in the front windows and my neighbor tells me to tint his Tesla 🫥
Tint specs
What’s on the windshield 20 or 35?
😍👌👍very nice
Went the whole video and didn't sing the chicken wing chicken wing song, disappointed
He did
@@willydmankal I must have missed it then
12:12
You don't have to remove the door panels at all and by the way it is not legal to put 5%% on the front wdws. In most states the darkest you can put on the front wdws is 30 or 35%. If you ever get suited for installing tints that are not legal you only can blame yourself knowing the tint laws. Just saying.
It any business you have to understand your customers comes first. What a customer wants, is what they want knowing the consequences later. You can never say no to a customer when it comes to your business. Your business is what keeps you in business.