You videos excellent 👏 because cover all secret points. You explain very good step by step. That's great 👍. I'm so happy when you explaining step by step
so many shrink video on the net, not much help , but the only video which really explain how the film shrink,the rest just simple explanation ,thanks for making this video
Thanks so much for the comment. I thought the same when I made this video. Easier to figure out when you can understand the principles of how film shrinks. Thanks again.
Dude, this is the best explanation on here. I've watched so many videos on this and have tried so many times. The explains what I'm doing wrong. Also I noticed you didn't do the "H" pattern. I like it. I'm going to give this a shot. Thank you!
Sweet. I'm super happy this helped. I've seen a lot of great shrinking content but none seem to cover these details. More to come. Stay tuned. Thanks so much
This video was great! Thanks for really breaking down how to properly shrink and what to really look for when shrinking. Not many videos actually show how the film shrinks or where beginners should look.
Thanks for watching. And thanks for the feedback. I know there’s a lot of good content but I’m trying to cover things most may not. I appreciate it. More to come.
I just did mines on my 2001 honda civic I did it kind a good but I didn't realise that you couldn't shrink on the part where you cut the film and I did it it was crees so thanks for the knowledge I will try do it again
I think I know why you can only shrink it in one direction. It's because of the way the film is manufactured. As it goes through the various processes and rollers at the factory it's slightly stretched. As you apply heat, it naturally wants to unstretch but it can only do that in one direction since it was only stretched in the one direction.
Kevin good job on explaining which way tint will shrink...my theory is that the tint is being pulled or stretched as it's made or being rolled on the tint tubes...thus not leaving any material to shrink...who knows only the tint company rep who reads this might throw in the explanation... After tinting since the early 90's n hanging up my pouch n olfa blade...back in the two piece defroster cut days to make it look like a one piece an art...I catch your videos n try to keep my two cents to a minimum ense my shop nickname 2cents...Will throw a bone every now n then...I whore "jersey brown gloves" to push the tint fingers down n keep my hands from getting burned...didn't like the hard card to risky to get a crease as your push down the finger...and you could put the baby powder inside the glove to tap it on the back window to dry shrink...ok...great times at Custom Sounds SA,TX,USA...
Great content, very informative and you do a great job at explaining why you do certain things. What quality film do you suggest a beginner tinter to use that is cost efficient but decent enough quality that isn’t bs? Or in this industry do you have to pay to play and learn with the costly film?
I buy my film from Tintdepot.com. Top tier films. I stock their Superior Charcoal, HP Charcoal and Ceramic Xtreme. If you’re looking for a decent film that’s budget friendly, I’d recommend their NR Charcoal. 5 year warranty. And shrinks great.
Thank you. that a 4ftx6ft glass held to the wall with mirror J channel from Home Depot. I used one on the top and the bottom then slid the glass in. I plan to pull the top channel off and just use mirror holders so it's easier to remove if needed.
I learned more from this video then I did taking a 4-day tint class. WOW what a waste of money! Really appreciate these vids!!
Nice! Thanks for supporting.
You videos excellent 👏 because cover all secret points. You explain very good step by step. That's great 👍.
I'm so happy when you explaining step by step
so many shrink video on the net, not much help , but the only video which really explain how the film shrink,the rest just simple explanation ,thanks for making this video
Thanks so much for the comment. I thought the same when I made this video. Easier to figure out when you can understand the principles of how film shrinks. Thanks again.
Dude, this is the best explanation on here. I've watched so many videos on this and have tried so many times. The explains what I'm doing wrong. Also I noticed you didn't do the "H" pattern. I like it. I'm going to give this a shot. Thank you!
Sweet. I'm super happy this helped. I've seen a lot of great shrinking content but none seem to cover these details. More to come. Stay tuned. Thanks so much
This video was great! Thanks for really breaking down how to properly shrink and what to really look for when shrinking. Not many videos actually show how the film shrinks or where beginners should look.
Thanks for watching. And thanks for the feedback. I know there’s a lot of good content but I’m trying to cover things most may not. I appreciate it. More to come.
I just did mines on my 2001 honda civic I did it kind a good but I didn't realise that you couldn't shrink on the part where you cut the film and I did it it was crees so thanks for the knowledge I will try do it again
Glad this helped! Thanks for the support
I think I know why you can only shrink it in one direction.
It's because of the way the film is manufactured. As it goes through the various processes and rollers at the factory it's slightly stretched. As you apply heat, it naturally wants to unstretch but it can only do that in one direction since it was only stretched in the one direction.
This is a fantastic point! Thanks! That actually makes a lot of scientific sense.
Thank you sr.
Kevin good job on explaining which way tint will shrink...my theory is that the tint is being pulled or stretched as it's made or being rolled on the tint tubes...thus not leaving any material to shrink...who knows only the tint company rep who reads this might throw in the explanation...
After tinting since the early 90's n hanging up my pouch n olfa blade...back in the two piece defroster cut days to make it look like a one piece an art...I catch your videos n try to keep my two cents to a minimum ense my shop nickname 2cents...Will throw a bone every now n then...I whore "jersey brown gloves" to push the tint fingers down n keep my hands from getting burned...didn't like the hard card to risky to get a crease as your push down the finger...and you could put the baby powder inside the glove to tap it on the back window to dry shrink...ok...great times at Custom Sounds SA,TX,USA...
Great content, very informative and you do a great job at explaining why you do certain things. What quality film do you suggest a beginner tinter to use that is cost efficient but decent enough quality that isn’t bs? Or in this industry do you have to pay to play and learn with the costly film?
I buy my film from Tintdepot.com. Top tier films. I stock their Superior Charcoal, HP Charcoal and Ceramic Xtreme. If you’re looking for a decent film that’s budget friendly, I’d recommend their NR Charcoal. 5 year warranty. And shrinks great.
I definitely understand
2020 Honda Civic Sport rear window is challenging can you heat shrink one to show us techniques plz
Good job
Thank you
Nice vid bro, thanks for sharing. What's the size of your peel board? & what kind of base or supports are you using to hold that board on the wall?
Thank you. that a 4ftx6ft glass held to the wall with mirror J channel from Home Depot. I used one on the top and the bottom then slid the glass in. I plan to pull the top channel off and just use mirror holders so it's easier to remove if needed.
More vidéo please
You are. Good shrinker. At the of the video. You kinda look smaller 🤣
Thank you
I don’t think I could do this
Not many can. It’s a tough biz. But for those that wanna try, let’s goooo!!!