This Is One Project I WOULDN'T recommend DIY'ing... (FAIL?!)
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- This week, I decided to take on a project that has been putting off for years. Every time I drive my Jetta at night, I'm blinded by any truck (or any car) with bright headlights. So it's time to finally clean up my car so I can install tint on my windows. Will this be a project better left to the professionals? Or can a DIY'er like myself successfully get this done?
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Happy Saturday everyone. For those of you new to the channel, welcome! This girl takes on challenges most of us wouldn't touch. Show of hands, how many of us have tried tinting windows only to throw in the towel? Huge hat tip Meg, this one was difficult and you worked your way through it, and kept us entertained through out. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, Rob! Appreciate you being here each week, means a lot! See you next week and have a great weekend!
Yeah... I'm one of those towel throwers :D I tried this for my Mazda 323 back in the day and it didn't work out even half as well as how Meg managed to do it. Definitely not an easy job.
I agree with you. I'm a cheapskate so I have done it so many times now I'm really getting good at it. In the beginning I failed some many times that I probably would have saved some money if I let a pro do it, but it fun learning and mastering. And every hobby cost money some how.
It's the same as in Ohio probably all over because it's for the police officers safety and yours
I'm glad I found your channel. You call yourself a rookie but based on all the tools you have and how knowledgeable you appear to be, I suspect you have a lot more background in cars and home DIY.
I watched a few tinting videos and after giving it a shot I've grown confident in my ability to call someone else to do it
Lol!! So true, Trent! I feel the same way! 😂
@Meg.August I tried but each time I stood back to admire it I think it looked like the work of a chimpanzee. Not to proud to admit it is just not my thing.
Adding tint to a rear window seems like a great and affordable way to help combat the growing issue of overpowered headlights. Thanks for sharing that!
It definitely is great for combating the headlight blinding issue, however, definitely go to a professional to get it done, holy moly, was that tough!
I've got 5% all around, its not enough
I’ve only seen 4 of your videos so far (this, laptop batteries, door mirrors, truck brakes) and the absolute best part is the fact that you’re learning as you go and not afraid to try. You do your research, you plan the job, and you do it safely and cheerfully.
This is very encouraging to others who would like to try these jobs too. Keep going 👍
Thanks for the kind words and for watching!
I little hint for trimming the tint for when you do the F-150. When trimming the tint, leave the top about an inch (2-3 cm) long. When you transfer it to the inside, set the bottom first and then roll the window down some. Now the bottom of the tint is secured by the window sweep and you can use the top of the window as an edge to run the razor blade against for a clean cut. I have done this on my minivan and an SUV, I am dreading doing it to my Silverado. It is definitely not as ease as it looks on UA-cam. Keep up the good work!
That actually sounds like a great tip, and I didn't see that anywhere on UA-cam. Thankfully the F150 has factory tint so I don't have to worry about that one, phewf! Thanks for the informative comment!
I tinted my first few cars because I was a broke college student. I had so many fails. It's a tedious and frustrating process, so I admire you sticking with it. My current car though I paid a pro to do because I realized the time, sweat, frustration, and money wasn't worth doing myself. 😁
Coffee and Meg. A great start to a Saturday morning.
I have only removed tint from 2 cars but never tried installing it myself. Respect for even attempting it.
@GeckoChaser thanks so much! It definitely was a tough one, and I definitely won't be doing it again anytime soon lol!
I love how you always keep trying. Never give up.
Tip soapy water helps a ton moving tin around..
And from your last video I watched, if you need a second person to hold the brakes. Just simply use your breaker bar against the brake pedal and the seat. Move the seat forward to press brakes.
Oh and a screw driver will pop broken nuts out of your 14mms.
Excellent work!! As a detailer ya definitely on the right track. Would like to see the jetta machined polished on the paint. Would make a huge difference. Cheers 🇨🇦
Thank you! You know, I was thinking about that, but I think I would need more than just a polish, there are tons of rock chips (which don't really show in the videos), but maybe some day!
The channel is growing fast because the content is excellent and you are so natural...you appeared in my timeline and now I'm hooked ☺️☺️
Thanks so much, that's very kind! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos! See you next time
I've cleaned floormats in the bathtub. Works pretty well
It sure does!!
I enjoy watching your videos.
Thank you!
You're on the right track for the rear window - When you are forming it, use a heat gun (more powerful than a hair dryer) on low and wear an oven mitt. As you heat it, run your hand and work the film to the edges to smooth it all out. It also helps to have a large clean glass surface as a staging area. We used to have a large white board we could soak down, then peel off\stick the wet tint to before we installed it. Doing this job there is no such thing as too much spray from the soapy water mix! Good luck!
You're right, I think using a heat gun would have been much better, which I do have, although I was scared to use it in case I melted the vinyl/tint!
It actually looks better than my first time, good job ❤
Thanks! It definitely is a tricky one and I used to apply vinyls to signs for a living and this was wayyyyy harder!
I give you soooo much credit. You tackled a project that most people run away from. Nicely done on the tinted windows. How you remained so positive and not get frustrated is amazing. Can you do an update on whether bubbles form in the upcoming weeks?
Thanks so much! Definitely can be challenging to not get frustrated especially when you need to repeat the same task due to mistakes! But that's the learning process and when the project is complete it just feels so good! I will definitely do an update on the tint in the coming weeks 😊
Good job trying to tint your own car. It's very hard to do especially the curved back window. I have also tried many times to tint my own and failed. Leave tinting to the pros. I love you never give up and have great attitude.
Definitely worth taking it to the pros for this one! Thanks for watching
Bravo Meg, once again, you challenged yourself and did it......Bravo
Thanks so much, Jean!
Kudos to you Meg! I would have binned it all after the first attempt!. Lol!😖❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! I was tempted lol!
I tried adding 'headlight' tint to a new fog light - off the vehicle - and gave in after two goes. Absolutely admire your perseverance and taking on that job. I have windows tinted before and some bubbles appear and disappear after a few days so the rear might get better.
For the interior/detailing would highly recommend looking at getting bottles of produced opposed to the wipes. Although detailing is a rabbit hole you may want to stay away from lol
I'm hoping when the weather warms up, it'll somehow fix those bubbles and "fingers" in the rear window, however I won't hold my breath! And yes, when I was researching detailing, it is a whole rabbit hole of possibilities!
She's so cute 🥰
I wouldn't be happy if I paid a professional and it looked like that.... But for diy it looks perfect. Great job.
Lol, I totally agree with you! I'm happy with it because I did it myself but I would be very disappointed if I had paid for this haha!
It’s so enjoyable to see how you pull it off with all the struggling in between. The background music makes it more fun to watch. I so like the format and I am not the only one. Oh and when closing the door just close it slightly. Until the next one. You go girl! Ps. The rear window is a piece of art 🖼️ 😊
Thank you so much, Roy! I appreciate the feedback as well. And you are totally right, I can't believe I didn't notice at the time that my aggressive closing of the door was causing a vaccuum effect/puff of air blowing the tint off the window! Ah well, you learn something new every day and with every project! I also love that comment about my rear window being a piece of art, thank you!!
Tip for next time when doing side panels it's easier if you remove the door panels. But yeah tint is difficult no matter what. Oh and you never roll the window down unless it's been at least 24hrs
You know what, while I was editing this video, I was thinking the exact same thing - taking off the door panels may have saved me a few hours of headache lol!
you're attitude about diving right in is fun and the projects have a special place for me, I had a 2006 TDI that I bought new and sold with 265k miles. the car was so great and it looked nearly new when selling it! keep it up!
Thanks so much! And that's awesome to know you had an 06 TDI as well, they certainly are great cars! This is actually my third TDI (i've had an MK4 and and MK6 before this MK5 model 😊)
You rock!!! I just had my windows tinted, just 2, but wife suggested let the pros do it... 😎
Thank you!! She definitely was right on that one! The pros should handle this project lol, what a pain that was!
I don’t even realize your videos are 1hr long that’s how entertained I get, good job will love seeing how you grow
That's great to hear! Thank you for the feedback!
Just a tip that I learned from the glass installers. When you have a new windshield installed, they put a couple of pieces of tape on the top to hold the window in place. They also tell you to keep a window cracked when you close your door to prevent the pop of pressure from moving your window. The same would work when installing tint, Give the extra air in the car a separate exit other than where you're working. It's nice to see people tackling projects themselves. It will be the wave of the future, since schools no longer have shop classes and they are not pushing the trades in the same way they push college and universities.
Great tip! I didn't realize until I was editing this video that the tint fell off due to the air pressure pop from the car door closing, but totally makes sense. That's a good idea to have the front windows cracked while installing to prevent this. Thanks for watching!
You are amazing woman I love all your videos
Thank you so much!
As a professional window tinter with 97 years of experience, i can say that you did a decent job there
97 years of experience? Are you a vampire, sanho1988,lol?
That was a display of persistance and determination, good on you.
The end result may not be as good as you expected, but you achieved you’re goal, that’s what matters.
Thanks so much! And so true, it's definitely not the outcome I was hoping for (looks wise) BUT it still gave me the desired result of darkening my back window which I'm very happy about!
It's much easier if you peel the backing off before removing it from the outside of the glass. Make sure you spray it down really good after removing the backing and before removing it from the window.
I'm impressed you even attempted this. I wouldn't have. Bravo Zulu.
Thank you! It was definitely a tricky one
Very funny episode. 🤣 I'm glad you fixed that sad little gas cap..😊
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it and I'm also glad I fixed my sad little gas cap lol!
You're incredible. I hope you don't change when you get super famous.
Thank you! I don't plan on changing anything, except for maybe a bigger garage lol!
That looked very aggravating. I would have given up way before you did. Some things are just best left to the pros. 😅
Oh boy, it definitely was aggravating. I have a few thoughts now on how I would do it differently now, but not planning on doing this project again any time soon lol!
Your car is gonna be so clean after You did a good job
thank you! It's so nice to have a clean car again
You’re welcome yeah it was a nice transformation
That was fun watching you go through the car wash. Love your determination. Enjoying your videos from the UK.
Glad to hear you liked that part of the video! Thanks for watching!
The editing on this one was top-notch. Give your person a raise!
Thanks so much! I actually edit all my own videos!
@@Meg.AugustI know haha. I just wish you'd wear gloves sometimes when doing stuff.
what i was taught when tinting windows with film was to use a couple of coins glued together with a blade glued to the outside then run the coins around the rubber of the window and it will cut a perfect cut around the entire window 90% of tinted window failures is because the action of opening and closing the window makes the film catch. but as expected from you, you did a really good job it is very hard to get it without bubbles.
Thanks! That's a great tip, although I think my tinting days are over lol! No more of that for me
32:43 not funny at all for you but hilarious to me. 35:35 Oh, Meg, you're just like watching a cartoon, ya know when Wile E Coyote hatches a plan, and I love it. I can't help it, cut your shape, lay it flat to peal the entire clear plastic off, spray the side of the tint you just pulled the clear off and the window and then place the tint. The soap give you a floating surface to position the tint, and then squeegee the liquid and bubbles out. In the end, I guess, the most important thing is that you preserver, gain knowledge, and complete you task knowing you'll do better next time. Great Job :)
Lol! It's definitely much more funny when I am editing these videos than in the moment, but I'm glad it made you laugh and not cringe too hard lol! Thanks for watching, Scott!
Good info.cant wait to watch your next video
Thank you Dale!
Well Meg you hit it outta the park with this one. We lived in Florida for several years and got a pretty high estimate for tinting our windows so I tried it myself...lol. I ended up wasting the film I bought and went ahead and had a pro do it. It was quick, easy and well worth the money. Enjoying your videos must apologize for all the laughing I'm doing, but you've got a great on camera personality. I also like it when you take us shopping with you. 😅😅
Thanks so much! I definitely wasted a ton of product but luckily the product was relatively affordable ($22/roll and used 3 rolls total). I'm really glad you're enjoying the videos, and please continue to laugh away! I know when I'm editing these videos, I can't help but laugh a bit too! Also great to hear that you like the shopping trips, I'll keep those adventures coming!
Hello and congrats for all your great Job !😁
I'm used to watch mechanic 's / fix videos and you are the first women i see doing jobs like that, you just prove to all of us that anybody can do this !
Keep on going and i hope your channel to become a succes, greeting from France!
Merci beaucoup! I hope that more women (and men!) feel empowered to take on projects and things they once doubted they were capable of!
So so love the editing, especially the music...your are a genius,,,,and i am only half into the vid...
Thank you so much! Appreciate the feedback!
excellent work for a beginner, hats off to you for your courage in taking on such a project 😘
thank you!
Well that went about as well as my last effort about 30 years ago Meg, learnt my lesson and these days if any of my customers want tints I call the pro's.
Definitely worth calling in the pros for this project! I might end up getting the rear window redone professionally lol
Great video. Looking forward to many more.
Thanks so much! I'll keep them coming
Hi Meg, you give a great high values for the simple things or projects through your presentation in videos, I love that, keep going on ❤
Thank you! Will do!
Girl, you have the patience of Job. No way I would have tried to do this.😊
Hey Meg.... Another great video... ! Well done... ! 😜
Thanks very much!
Americana and mechanical beast 😊😊
I just stumbled across your channel. I'm blown away! You are way more confident than me. Great content 👍
Thank you so much! Appreciate the sub and the kind words!
I paid a pro $150 to tint my F150. Well worth it after watching this. But you are entertaining for sure,
You are correct, definitely well worth it to pay the pros for this one! Thanks for watching!
Most important tip is to USE A LOT OF SOAPY WATER! Excessive amounts is always best. The more the better.
When handling, when sticking, when un sticking.
If the film needs to be moved touches or adjusted, the 1st thing is to spray it over and over.
That will facilitate the control of the film.
Fair enough! Thanks for the tip and for watching!
@@Meg.August Hey you pulled it off and it's no easy task. I commend your efforts and never giving up. I really enjoy your videos . I just found ya about a week ago so I've been binging on all your content. I always thumb you up and have shared to all my friends. Thanks for all your work.
@@lrg863 Wow thank you so much!! I'm really happy to hear that you're enjoying all the videos that's amazing! I'll keep them coming! And thank you SO much for liking commenting, and sharing to your friends!! 😊
Cheers @Meg August Careful with constantly resetting breakers, they are safety indicators, not light switches. I suspect you were using an extension cord that was too long or too small in gauge size. Seemed like you figured out the issue later in the video. Congrats on making an attempt with the tint. While trying is always worthwhile, I think many of us have learned that the material cost and time is better spent on hiring a professional that is using professional film and you get a warranty as well.
Ya, that extension cord I was using initially is a splitter and has it's own breaker but it's pretty worn out so kept popping. The garage breakers, yes, I was using two heaters as well as the hair dryer and I guess that was just too much draw so decided to unplug the heaters in the end! Definitely worth hiring the pros for tinting for sure!
Bunch of us did our cars back in the day. They came out okay, but I wouldn't do it today, I'd have it done by someone. One has a lot of patience when you're young.
Thank you!
Another great video! Try fabric aerosol glue for the headliner. Also I don't know if tinting is like wrapping a vehicle but using lots of water between the film and glass and not being afraid to pull it away spray more and reapply.
Thanks so much! Fabric aerosol glue is a good idea. I have never wrapped a vehicle but I could also imagine the same thing, lots of soapy water and I think more heat too (I think my heatgun would have been better than the hair dryer but I feared melting it!) Thanks for watching!
Tinting the door glass is so much easier if you just take the windows out, tint them on the bench where you can trim the film to size of the glass, then refit them.
You are totally right. If I were ever to do this again (which I don't think I will lol) I would take the door panels off, however wouldn't work for that darn rear window!
Love the videos. Very cool and entertaining. Awesome work 👍
Thanks so much! Appreciate that
Hey Meg😊 thanks for this wonderful video
Thanks so much!
You are so brave to attempt this, I hate fitting a screen protector to my phone 😬 good job though 😊
Thank you 😊! And, fitting a screen protector to the phone is actually a tricky process, I've done it once before and it was more stressful than I had anticipated lol!
😊Hello Ladies 🌹❤️ Super Video 👍
thank you!
If I was going to go this tint job , I would remove all of the side windows even if they are electric ( I have did that many times over the years when I had to replace the motor and it’s not as hard as you would think ) then you could put the window on a flat surface like a workbench and put the tint film on the window, Im sure it would be a lot easier to get out any bubbles if you get any and you could just put the tint on at one time leaving a little over the edge of the window and just trim off the extra, and put the window back in the door, this way the tint film will
All ready be way inside the door inches below the weather seal and not get caught or peal off when you raise and lower the window. I know that would not help installing the tint film on the front or back windows. But it’s something
This is very true and I definitely think I would have gotten a better result had I removed the side windows. I figured I'd try it the tint-installer way (with the windows left it place) but sure enough, I realized you need years of experience to perfect that skill doing it that way!
I love that my Toyota has an "auto darkening" rear mirror.
That would be nice!
Tinting is very tricky. One tip that can help you: Once you size and trim paper to size, dettach the backing completely (outside the car) and spray a very generous amount of soapy water in the sticky side (completely), This is the key to position the paper inside, wiggle it into place and help you with the next steps. This helps you prevent the paper from creating creases, sticking everywhere, ripping or catching dust.
Thanks for the tip and for watching!
Just found your channel, shout out from a fellow Canadian on Vancouver Island, BC. Liked and subscribed. Keep up the good learning experiences :)
Thanks so much! Appreciate the like and sub and glad you're here!
I have tried mirror tint on the rear windows on my toyota previa mpv to reduce heat in summer as no aircon , i had a absolute nightmare to fit (bubbles & scratching the tin with the squeegie ) and trim , top marks Meg on giving it a go , i would defently get the profesionals to fit , to reduce the stress 😊
The curved windows make it so challenging!! Thanks for the kind words, and yes, next time, I'm definitely going to the pros unless the window is perfectly flat lol
Ok you just started with the rear window and already, the music is telling me that something's gonna happen...that's it...if i need a music score for my life, you are doing it....hahahhaa
Haha! Thanks very much!
I don't think I'd ever even attempt this myself, well done to you! It might benefit you for the future to buy yourself a set of interior trim removal tools as they will be invaluable in getting things off without damaging clips and other fasteners.
Thanks, Nathan! I actually have a set of interior trim removal tools and you should get a glimpse of them in my next weeks video! Have a great weekend
@@Meg.August have a great weekend too Meg 🙂
you did a lot better of tinting your widows than i did,i ripped mine off and paid a professional and he made it look so easy,even the back screen i did notice he removed the door panels so he could get the tint quite far down. love the way you have a go at anything,will look forward to your next project
Removing the door panels honestly would have made this project easier, I believe it! If I were to do this again (which I doubt I would lol!) that's probably what I'd do. Thanks for watching! I'll keep the videos coming!
i wouldn't attempt mine again as i'm way to impatient. paying £180 English pounds was worth getting all the windows tinted except the front screen obviously @@Meg.August
Had to laugh at the breaker popping several times but I applaud you taking on a pretty intense project with success !
Thank you! Lol, looking back on it, it was pretty funny!
@@Meg.August Your other videos are very well done too friend ! Wish you you tube success!
I found your channel to be efficient and entertaining, that's why I subscribed to your channel.
thank you!
Great video!!! Congrats on your tenacity and endurance....applying tint is difficult but we all knew you could do it!!! Looking forward to your next adventure!!!
Thank you, Terry! It sure was difficult but I'm happy to have gotten it done (despite it's overall appearance in the back lol!) See you next week!
Hi Meg from UK, awesome job on your first attempt at tinting turned out better than my first attempt a few years ago, great channel.
Thanks so much! It was definitely a tricky one!
Good job... also as someone mentioned, let the tint sit for a couple of days before rolling window down
Such great determination! If you're going to be removing any more interior trim, I strongly recommend that, if you can't find them in your garage, you get a set of "trim removal tools" for maybe $15-ish. They save nails and make the jobs sooo much easier.
Thank you! I actually have a set of trim removal tools, could have used them but didn't think of it!
great job as always meg keep them coming happy weekend to all hope you have a good one
Thank you, Craig! Have a great weekend too
In Argentina is also illegal to tint your windshield. And make sure you are using ammonia-free Windex when cleaning touch screens, they can inflict severe damage on some of them 😅
Oh! I didn't know that about the Windex - thanks for the heads up!
Just subscribed to your channel. Love your videos❤. Keep up the good work 👍
Thanks for the sub! Appreciate that and the kind words!
Practice makes perfect lol. I’ve been tinting all my own vehicles for the last 15 or so years. Now all my family and friends always ask me to do theirs 🙄 lol
It's definitely a skill that would require tons of practice!
Window tint is nice, except it makes it a lot harder to see in the dark. The cheaper window tint kits fail over time and make installation more difficult then needed. Kuddos for trying to tackle it yourself.
Thank you! It does make it a bit harder to see out of at night through the back window although the benefit of not being blinded by cars/truck behind far outweighs it for me! But yes, the installation was definitely a pain and not counting on it lasting very long unfortunately
I think you done pretty great, at least you put in the effort and giver a shot, keep the vids comin we enjoy watching, have you ever considered the rust check in the green cans for under ur car and truck, i do it yearly and it save the vehicle for yrs longer!
Thank you! I have considered doing rust undercoating but will have to wait until it's a bit warmer out!
good luck you deserve👏😊
Thank you!
Are manual transmissions more common in Canada?
A home breaker popping will get worse as they trip more. At some point you'll need to get an electrician in to swap the breaker. That's not hard to solo honestly, but it is absolutely not only very dangerous, but also potentially deadly.
Knowing how to pop off that valence on the back window probably helped a ton when doing the headliner.
They are not! It's actually pretty uncommon here, but I prefer them in a lot of ways
just love what you do it'sso helpfull for pll that not shure of hat to do i love then as was a Xlorry driver for over 30 years . .your sogreat at putting great help tip just hoperest of pll take your infow in 😇🤩
Need to fix the headliner in the Jetta and maybe even do a star headliner like the Rolls-Royce or something
That headliner's been bugging me for a while!
I enjoy all the failures and hiccups throughout your videos and your hilarious reactions to them, as well as how you work through them…your stick-to-itiveness? You didn’t disappoint on this one either, and it looks fine from 10’ away! lol. I’m really surprised this turned out as difficult as it looked! I’m still going to take a stab at it myself, but with expectations of absolute and inevitable failure. Anywho’s…keep up the great work!
Lol thank you @wasteddaze6281 ! Good luck on yours, I truly hope it goes better than how mine did lol! Let me know how it went for you when you complete I'd love to hear how it goes!
@@Meg.August Will do! I WILL NOT BE DEFEATED!!!
that's a really nice dollar store. Our dollar stores are good for gift wrap paper and stale food, but that's about it. (In dallas)
This one was recently renovated and is super nice, I agree!
Great job tint is a pain in the butt
It really is! Thanks for watching
eeewe! Messy car. haha. You have some nerve showing that here on this internet thing! Thanks for the vid and happy saturday
it's called detailing your car on UA-cam, not your tube lol
So glad to have it cleaned up lol! Always a little nervous putting myself out there but hey, you guys are so nice I'm always happy I do
Idea for your next project would be putting a headliner in your car. It's not that hard of a job and is very rewarding. Also I think the tint issues with your tint was more in the quality of the tint and less of the installation.
Thank you! I'm definitely considering doing the headliner as an upcoming project. And yes, the quality of the tint may have been a factor in the result, although looking back there are a couple things I would have done differently. That being said, I'm not planning on tinting windows again anytime soon lol, that was a pain!
I agree it's worth the extra money to pay someone to put your tint on. To solve your problem however installing an auto dimming rear view mirror would have been easier and just as effective.
I tried tinting my driver and passenger side windows on my F150. Was very difficult to get it to look perfect without creases etc.. Ended up hiring a mobile tinter to come to my house to do it. Good learning experience though!
Definitely a good learning experience but definitely worth paying someone to have this done lol!
Meg in the car wash Lol..😄 You're a treasure, Meg.
Haha thank you!
I’d say that’s pretty dern good for first time doing it. I’ve never done it lol
Thank you! It was super tough, would not recommend lol!
great mag very good
You did a better job than i would have 👏🤣
thanks so much! It was way harder than I expected! I don't recommend it lol!!
@@Meg.August I think I might try it 😂 it will give me something to do lol
@@weirdbeard5649 That's awesome! Let me know how it goes if you do!
@Meg.August I will n I think the door windows will be easy but the back windows gonna be a disaster lol
@@weirdbeard5649 Back window is no joke lol!!
Oh my gosh i feel sos orry for you but its not easy at all..... Thanx for your video Meg do doing a great job ♥
Hi Meg 👋🏻 Awesome work my friend! 👊🏻👍🏻 You did an amazing job! Thank you for another great video 🙂 Stay safe and take care 🙏🏻God Bless
Appreciate you!
Thanks so much! Appreciate you being here each week! Have a great weekend
@@Meg.August Thank you 😊 You have a great weekend as well 🙏🏻👍🏻
Believe me, you will have millions of subscribers, despite the length of the video, but I did not feel... Keep going
Thanks very much!