goodrich969

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at the meijer by my house they have this stuff called private eyes window tint or something... Has anyone ever done it.. i mean it should work as long as i take my time, Right?

01RedT/A

it should, most cars are a pain, but since we dont have window frames, that makes life much easier. take your time and follow the instructions. soapy water should help, but make sure it doesnt say not to use it.

RedRider81

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From what i hear, tinting windows yourself is difficult. If your going to do it yourself, make sure you know what your doing and take your time for sure.

goodrich969

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i tried once a while ago but it was windy and my garage door was cracked up so it was blowin everyone... it seemed easy until the wind go to it..

Reject

iTrader: (24)

it's pretty easy, i watched one of my homeboys do it. ( lol i'm such a great friend lol) the only part he had trouble on was on the rear window, that's where you going to cuss up a fkking storm

Camaro Z

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If i where you just spend the 150-200 dollars and have it done right. I tint windows and I and most other tinters have tint with lifetime warranty so if it ever fades or bubbles significantly, You will get brand new tint on it. It is possible to do it yourself, but be aware it takes alot of practice to get it down and is difficult

Black30thz

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find a place that guarentees it and tints the back window with 1 piece!!! it is possible but i think if this is your first time you will probably **** it up

komik

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I tinted the windows on my old Civic. The front windows came out decent, would have been better if I had spent more time. I used that static cling crap on the back windows (it was the only kind in 5%) and it was always falling off (duh).

I recently attempted to do the windows on my T/A. First I cut the tint the wrong way for the driver's side, so I had to put it on the passenger's side. Then I realized the roll of tint I bought was only enough to cover one window. I decided to go ahead and finish the passenger's side and go buy more tint. The tint kept sliding all over the window and my old ID that I had used as a squeegee (it worked before, I swear) scratched the hell out of the tint. I cursed loudly and threw everything away. I'm going to get it done professionally.

goodrich969

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yeah haha... i was cussin up a storm..so i think im havin my friend do it... he does it professionally

Z2K_MrJ

I say Take 200$ & Take Your TINT & have a SHop Put it on for ya

Sick99WS6

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I ahve questioned this myself too. There are precut tints specifically to each cars. Google it to find the site. $55 or so. Worth it to give it a try? If anything, I think the sides I could do easy (they are $24 for both) and then have someone do the rear window.

BlackTA98 LS1

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I did it myself a few times. It takes a while to get the hang of it, and you have to remember, keep soapy/wet at all times!!!