Thread: Window tint

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Originally Posted by 53 Chevy5

I've been watching you tube video's like crazy on tinting curved glass so I think I'm an expert now.

IMO you're much, much better off taking your vehicle to a good shop that does tints as their bread & butter business. They have quality material, but more important they know how to do it so that it looks easy, but it's NOT. All it takes is letting the material get too dry, one crease, a bubble that you can't get clear, or worse a tiny piece of crap on the window when you lay the film and it's ruined. It's not that expensive to have it done right.

Originally Posted by rspears

IMO you're much, much better off taking your vehicle to a good shop that does tints as their bread & butter business. They have quality material, but more important they know how to do it so that it looks easy, but it's NOT. All it takes is letting the material get too dry, one crease, a bubble that you can't get clear, or worse a tiny piece of crap on the window when you lay the film and it's ruined. It's not that expensive to have it done right.

I was thinking the same thing as I was reading this thread.
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