Good afternoon! I’ve been watching your work for a long time. It’s nice to watch. Tell me how much baby shampoo you add per liter of water, at least approximately. Just judging by the video, it’s always different)
what's the point of sticking the tint film on the outside first then peeling it and sticking it to the inside again? And all that spraying inside the cabin....makes me nervous, seems like there's gonna be a shit ton of mold growing inside after this install
1: heat shrink outside dont wanna ruin ur interior 2: u need to have the inside glass ready and clean as well as have it vacant to install the film 3: your bottom cut would be uneven if u cut from the inside or u can cut through the interiors material 4: you are using the outside window as a peel board to better handle the film 5: the liner should always be on the outside, if u fit from the inside it would be reversed
Ready for that solo windshield install video 🤙🏼
For real !
I used stick
I caught that quick press on the glass at 8:21 “use my head” haha good one
I tint all day long and it’s my business and this is very realistic. Great content thanks!
I'm getting back into it tinting again. glad u still dropping content
I like that IR LAMP!!!
Liked before 10 seconds
Keeep posting ! good stuff always !
Nicely done!
Good afternoon! I’ve been watching your work for a long time. It’s nice to watch. Tell me how much baby shampoo you add per liter of water, at least approximately. Just judging by the video, it’s always different)
For windshield I used stick
Nice!
That xpel XR 20%?
Hi, what kind of heat gun do you use? What is the brand and year of manufacture?
Thanks for showing the hair redo....
Awesome!
Goah🎉 that's amazing news
Why not use a peel board
Where did you get those rags
Hey buddy, where did you buy your tools belt bag?
WindowTintSupplies.com
Great job. Can you buy me one for my birthday too? 😜
Coooofffffeeeee
How much do you charge for that my friend???
How much for the 4 windows?
Toaster 😂
Wym orange crush is the best every tinter knows that 😂
Redline extractor
what's the point of sticking the tint film on the outside first then peeling it and sticking it to the inside again? And all that spraying inside the cabin....makes me nervous, seems like there's gonna be a shit ton of mold growing inside after this install
Forcing fingers to shrink on the outside so there's none on the inside
1: heat shrink outside dont wanna ruin ur interior
2: u need to have the inside glass ready and clean as well as have it vacant to install the film
3: your bottom cut would be uneven if u cut from the inside or u can cut through the interiors material
4: you are using the outside window as a peel board to better handle the film
5: the liner should always be on the outside, if u fit from the inside it would be reversed
@@racer7007 I appreciate the response! Thanks!
Good tint work! Truck 🗑️. So ugly
Using an orange crush instead of a yellow turbo? Unsubscribed
lmao
bluemax ftw