Same, gotta cut the tail numbers out🙃

Any shade between 15-25% will match the factory privacy glass.

No, it's embedded into the glass.

The glass is marked from the factory with the tint %

Thank you 🙏🏻

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Glad it was helpful!

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he failed

I am scratching my head… like wtf

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Gotta have the material completely flat so it cuts into it.

It should if its vinyl. Try post heating and letting it cool. Pressing with your thumb over the start point is something I also do.

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These are tough. Let me know if you're having trouble!

35% was installed over the privacy glass.

I think I like Knifless tape more!

We order from www.Fellers.com

Hooah! Never stop learning new techniques! We have a plotter now haha!

No as it isn't a film, it's a tinted coloured glass like sunglasses.

Dealer ship installed FILM can be removed, however factory stained or dyed glass is not removed. If you have privacy glass what you want to prepare for is the decision of how dark you want your final result to be as you will be layering varying shades film over existing tinted glass so your final result will be darker than the shade you choose from the board. Experienced, aftermarket shops (Not The Dealerships) are good at educating and guiding their clients through this process.

I'll try and find out. Been a while since I ordered it.

Id appreciate it , Looks cool and useful@@AladdinsWindowTinting

+1 I'm interested in the same thing but my guess is no, cuz tint has different properties and texture then vinyl. Vinyl is more stretchy and prone to tearing compared to tint which is more stiff and plasticy and more prone to creasing and bending. At least in my mind, didn't test any of that stuff myself to be fair.

Thanks for the lesson, i think you just showed me how to make a design on my Bike gas tank!

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@andromedia7453 This will not cut through window film. For visor strip we have a roll cut to 10" and use the factory cut edge.

Thank you bro for making it easy wrapping my own Honda Crx and I needed to do this on 2 parts apperciate you taking the time to do this !

35% was installed over the privacy glass!

You're welcome. Trying to bring value is the name of the game! Thank you for the feedback!

You're welcome! I knew we had to make a video when I was trying to use it like Knifeless Tape, haha!

I will have to look up the specific name of that one, I'm not sure off the top of my head. I'll get back to you. It's magnetic!

We installed film on all of the sides and back, you're allowed to have tint on the two front doors as well in Arizona (and most states in the US). Here in AZ, clear infrared heat rejecting film across the windshield is extremely popular too!

1,500 grit up to 2,00. We may have started as low as 1,000. Meguiars M100 and then a polish (not 100 percent sure which specifically, we use a few).

Teslas are the most common vehicle I notice nowadays that have IR rejection from the factory; some BMW and Mercedes as well. The windshield will glow an orangy-reddish (slightly pinkish perhaps,) when wet. Some window films, such as 3M Crystalline, will also have have that similar effect when the glass gets wet. In those cases it is usually built into the laminate, between the glass, so film can still be installed on the inside of the glass.

Sorry for the belated response! Did you ever get it sorted out? I think what you're asking is where to put the tag end that you will use to pull the filament. Once the tape reaches your starting point you want to overlap by a few inches to make sure it lines up then you need to turn the tape slightly off into an area that's not going to be wrapped. This can be tricky if you run out of, or just simply have no surface to continue the tape. It is possible to start the filament while the knifeless tape is floating off a surface. Good topic for a future video because it would thought to explain that here.

I did shrink the bottom! That wasn't included in the video. I started by anchoring the film in the middle favoring the bottom enough so the edge of the film is about an inch away from the bottom seal. This allows for a tighter shrink then if you were to try and shrink with the film overlapping the bottom seal. Then the video started with me repositioning with just enough overlap on the bottom for me to make my bottom cut.

Could you do a video heat shrink the bottom part please