Even working for a shop where you make commission or a weekly salary you can still easily pull between 50-80k a year. If you work for yourself you can push 100k plus. It’s not a profession that necessarily makes you rich belt you can make well above the average annual income in the United States without a lot sort of college degree and the tools needed are very cheap and can last very long before needing to buy new ones. I been tinting for nearly 8 years and I work for a shop on commission and earn roughly 65-80k a year, no degree required and you can get a job just about at any tint shop or work for yourself no matter where you move to state wise or country wise. The interview process is also very non formal and you just need to sell your skill to the employer by usually doing a car for them for free before they hire you. Sometimes you don’t even need to do that. The best part about it is that when a shop needs a tinter they are kind of in a desperate situation and you can very often get hired in the spot and you don’t need to do sny prep work in order to “practice” for the interview and can walk in in a t shirt and jeans for the interview. I will say that working for yourself definitely yields the most income but you also have to pay for everything including film. At a shop you earn less but there’s no headache and no responsibility for inventory or film so it’s really up to you. You can choose to go into business for yourself at pretty much anytime. The learning process is quite tedious though but if you keep at it and persevere you will nail it and you never have to worry about it ever again. It’s kinda like riding a. Bike once you get it

best video on final issues on tinting. Great video

Thanks for the great video and information. I tried my hand with tinting car windows 20 years ago, never tried it again. I had no idea, soapy water and trimming first on the OUTSIDE of the window.

k now redo all of this with a person who's never done this before.

I’ve been taking the entire window out for years. This guy makes this shit look way easier than it is. Props on his mad skill.

Great video. Just wondering, all that water running down the interior of the door, wouldn't there be any damage done to it?

All that water inside the door.. will that go under and outside or stays that inside?

What kind pf soap did you used?

But what about the soup on the interour? Does it not destroy the interours? Like when you clean it off and with what?

5:15 her eyou going too fast, why is the tint placed like that? Where did you rotate it and how you know where to cut it? Bcz ur cutting it in the middle

5:24 here you lost me bro, i need more details here what your doing😅

I'll probably only do this once in my life but the fact that you went so in-depth about potential pitfalls, made examples of stuff that beginners might do and how to correct it, clearly and effectively, here have a subscribe. Thanks so much! You actually make me want to try it.

Tinting is way harder than it looks is my experience. You need a good knife to get nice cuts and don't bother on warm to hot days. Remove as much trim and seals as possible, that bottom seal can be very hard to get tint past if the seal is tight.

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Do you need to remove the door?

When trimming the off cuts of your film is it okay to cut as you are doing on the actual individuals window? I assume it is okay because you have a stainless steel blade and maybe aren't applying to much pressure I presume?

What should i use for window cleaner?

Why will there be bubbles the next day after an installer tinted your windows? How to fix it yourself

You are the best bro

Very, very epic tutorial You are sigma indeed

can you attach me a pdf of the warrenty card for the drying in system for car windscreen tinting please

proffesional....

Remove the glass, tint it, assemble back. Done

Hey bro got a question, gor installed a ting about a week ago, looked good at install but its been way below freezinf with no sun, and theres some bubbling on my glass, some lookslike hard water spot, some just like bubbling between heating lines of rear glass, and even one what looks like line that I can feel. I assume that itll go away when weather get warm and sunny, what you think?

did you make a copy of the first cut for the inside tint because we only saw you cut for the outside

I m getting peanut shape bubbles on back windshield, can you tell me why??

Is it just water and soap

No shrinking?

Hor do we do windows in a house

Is it possible to get rid of the bubbles on a 7 year old window tint? The bubbles are cca 3 years old..

I can wrap a whole car but tinting windows hurts my brain.

You waisting time clean it before insatall tint.. If car is brandnew is good cause they have not tint.. But car is have tint before and dirty you never install a clean and perfect tint..

I’ve never seen anybody hate shrink while it’s on the inside of the window. I’ve always seen it done on the outside of the window, then just applied on the inside without the gun.

Looks like to much hard work to me.

So did this whole online thing not work out well for tinting? No videos for over a year I see.

Very informative. Unreal, im ready to try doing it now. Thanks mate ur a legend!!😊

Exactly what I would have done.

Was thinking either my window film is too thick or problem on my skills. I actually did this mistakes today, and couldn't find any solution till I watch this video. Cross finger I might try to do it again tomorrow :)

Can I see Tint School in Portuguese (Brazil)?

So you dont have to shrink tint?

So I get fingers on the side. best way to remove it, please?

You did not send me that pdf tinting guide.

Should say what soap you use.

Dust is compalsary on tint 4 to 5 persent is come on the tint we can't avoid that

When I use to work at grocery stores they would had us clean windows with vinegar in order to clean the contamination apperantly it helps alot than just soap and water alone and eventually we would finish it of with soap and water could the same concept be applied in this case in order to prep the glass?

Explained to nice and informative

I'm watching it again after I screwed it all up

Excellent tutorial. Thank you! Appreciate the video.