Window Tint.. Hard To Install???
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So this weekend I wanna try and tint my own windows. I know it sounds crazy, but it doesn't look too hard. I have the driver and passenger windows out of my 2000 T/A so I figure it shouldn't be too hard with them out. As of now, my windows have no tint on them and are clean. I wanna try and go with atleast 20%. Has anyone ever tried this before? I have NO EXPERIENCE doing this kind of stuff. I figure I have nothing to lose. Why not give it a shot? Let me know if you have any adivce or something..
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ive done it to like 4 of my vehicles and it wasn't to bad, its way easier if ya got a heat blower kinda looks like a blow dryer but blows hot as ****... im in the katy area if ya need any help...
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Theres a place in Beeville. Bee auto specialty they have tinted every vehicle I've ever owned for the last fifteen years. Great work reasonable prices give them a shout and ask for henry, he's the owner. Don't waste your time for the price of tint you can have it professionally done for about the same price.
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Theres a place in Beeville. Bee auto specialty they have tinted every vehicle I've ever owned for the last fifteen years. Great work reasonable prices give them a shout and ask for henry, he's the owner. Don't waste your time for the price of tint you can have it professionally done for about the same price.
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Yeah we have one of them heat blower things at work. Used it a couple of times to heat and take off decals on vehicles. What would I need to use that for?
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There's window tint that tends to feel rubbery and a little thick...stay away from it. It's cheap, but it's crap. I learned that my 1st time tinting. Good luck. It's not hard, just gotta prep up everything before getting into it.
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