I live in California can he ship that high quality Japanese tint?

Couldn't you just get a new paint job for the price of all those protections and maintenance every week, month etc.

Hey man- I’m starting a window tint business. I was looking to see what a good credit card would be for a business like this. Any recommendations? Thanks!

Did you go with 20% 3m ceramic on you front windows?

Awe damn I live in AZ but saw this too late but I have a sunroof that I'm wondering if I should get it ceramic as well? I have all my other windows ceramic even windshield just want to keep heat out, what you think

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Thats a long walk lol

@@kckd7177 1.4 miles ain’t shit lol that’s a walk in the park Literally

@@ruskibruski ok rusty did i say it was hard to do? I said it was long i don't do the walking of the parks pardon me sire. Js uber back and to no? 14$>1.4 walk

All Work becomes an art when done at this level of expertise.

Same.

Or just use LLUMAR like a real tinter and don’t have to worry about it 😏

you know magic eraser is basically a sandpaper? ROFL

@@sebastian3004 I do but it doesn’t scratch tint 👍

@@sebastian3004 technically, anything you rub on anything else is 'sandpaper'. The physics behind something like a magic eraser equates it more to the effect a clay bar has on removing contaminants from paint: it literally creates vacuum on the surface, which emulates friction, and pulls off foreign material. The level of abrasion is actually quite low.

Everybody is arguing and I’m still wondering why this guy is wearing a mask

Rtr or go home

Go for Xpel Xr plus. It’s even a higher quality. Just got it on my vehicle.

@@Tap21201 LOL

Just a heads up ir is the cheaper ceramic, look into getting Nano if you want to get the best.

@@brayanmartinez2923they just told y’all what the best was at the end of the video

35 on the windshield followed up with a brow never need sun glasses again

@@chaselong7257 right, i meant the 5" as the brow. 35 on whole windshield is too obviously illegal in most states. I'm might get 50-70٪ ceramic on windshield.

@@emmanuelgutierrez8616 i have my whole windshield done for over a year im happy that the area im in doesnt bother you with tint at all almost every other vehicle has there windshield done

I have 20% ceramic best choice I’ve made

@@clashytoon2375 I'm about to get ceramic 75 on full windshield with a 20 at top bar. 40s ceramic all around (basically, trying to stay legal is Louisiana, the windshield isn't legal, but it's invisible at 75

Can you see at night though?

I have to use my fog lights + regular headlights all stock. I should upgrade to led tho. Ceramic tint is easier to see thru but appears darker from the outside.

He did but him putting dealership film kinda tilted me because I use top of the line film he should just put cheap tint I get what he’s trying to do he’s trying to shit on the other tinters around him to take their jobs but still

@@phizzledUP What Top of the line Film do You use?

I'm a detailer in Columbia SC let me know if you're in need of any services like polishing and ceramic Coatings my guy! Mike's Premium Detailing on Facebook.

Yea that no regards for the customer panels.

When shrinking side windows you want it wet but when doing the back window it’s “tacky” you want a film of a dried soapy mix

Hard to explain just look up videos on yt

That's what I came here to ask about myself, but like, I'm wondering about what I can expect to pay for the whole car? Just trying to at least get an idea of what to expect. I have this every day driver car, which is nothing special, I got it for the good gas mileage. But I still take good care of all my vehicles and keep them clean, and want to be comfortable while I drive. I decided that tinting the windows would be more relaxed for me and make it look better. So especially lower range, I don't need the best thing out there, but I'm not buying Walmart tint and doing it myself because... I don't want garbage. I guess lower to mid range, if that's even possible. I have no idea what it costs. Also. I don't need people to rip me off. Can anyone give me an idea of what it would cost? Or what I should expect to pay?

@Basketball American way things have been, gas prices and such, i decided to put that aside and haven't looked into it since. I did ask someone at this small car audio place if he could give me some idea, and it turned out the guy who did tints there just stopped showing up a few weeks earlier. CV related stuff or something. But he did 'guess' it was somewhere around $150. So $570 may sound like a lot, but i think that depends. Quality of material and how professional the place is. My car isn't anything that special, so someone who has experience installing something that's not cheap walmart tint is good enough for me. If you have something newer, something nice that'll be on the road for a good long time. Then I'd go with that because it makes more sense not to risk it with half ass stuff.

That’s what I’m worried about. Last time I got a tiny job, I had to really clean out my car again. I always keep my car sparking, but geez. Just a little plastic mat would solve a lot of issues.

As usual 3M sell you the world & deliver 💩

It’s also a fucking pain to install

How is it worse? Comparing the spec sheets, Crystalline supposedly has better performance (particularly IR rejection, but also glare reduction & IRER) at the same VLT level as Ceramic IR. Interestingly, Crystalline’s VLT seems to be heavily incongruent with the “titled” tint strength. For example CR 70 has 58% VLT. Why not name it 60 then?? Interesting, regardless. Tomorrow I’m replacing the crappy Rayno S5 that was (unbeknownst to me) put on my Tesla MS plaid, when I thought I was getting SunTek CIR. Shop had great reviews and I’d just moved to a new area, so didn’t have any known quality shops. I wouldn’t call it a scam, because it was rather cheap, and it was partially my fault for not verifying that they were applying SunTek, when I brought the car in. They, like many shops, seemed to have the attitude (at least customer-facing attitude) that Ceramic = good/best/“premium” option and all ceramic tint is the same. To them, tint is only differentiated by Ceramic/dyed/metallic and etc… disappointing. Anyway, I’ve since found a good shop, and am having the tint redone. Was going to do Crystalline 70% on the windshield, for a happy medium (58%) between true-70% and 50% VLT. And the higher TSER rating for Crystalline is a plus, because I suspect a lot of heat, discomfort, and etc. originates from the windshield (never had a tinted windshield before) and I’m looking forward to getting it to reflect as much solar energy as possible. Was going to get the rest in Ceramic IR, because Crystalline doesn’t come in the VLT levels I’m looking for (25% fronts. 15% rears & hatch window). Does that sound like a prudent call? Or should I switch the Crystalline windshield for Ceramic IR. My guy at the shop said he liked IR better than Crystalline too, but it was over message and I haven’t heard him elaborate yet.

Curious about this also. DId you find out?

@@kayrealist9793 Yup I found out. I put them on my car. No vision issues at all.

They do! Rick just likes to do free hand on cars that are simple. They use it mainly for windshields I think and rear windows hard to get to places

@@CameronAlford Ah, gotcha! Thx!

Just drive with your windows down😭😭😭