1975 chevy cheyenne window tint | how to

[@waybach]

Thanks for posting this! I recently moved to South Carolina from Georgia and was shocked how big the classic/antique scene is out here.. literally feel like I’m learning how to tint all over again

[@blackoutkustomz5503]

That's cool thanks. Appreciate it

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

wow beautiful truck

[@blackoutkustomz5503]

Yes it is, thanks for watching

[@JBIRD575]

Good job those old trucks are rough....

[@blackoutkustomz5503]

Thanks appreciate it. Takes alot of practice and I've done so many old cars and trucks it becomes a little bit easier for me over time

[@JBIRD575]

@@blackoutkustomz5503 Yes thanks on the soap tip . How do you not get dirt on the bottom when you're cutting the tint inside the truck

[@blackoutkustomz5503]

@JBIRD575 search on here on KZbin (glue method window tint) there's a video by solar Control and ace window tint that explains using clear Elmer's around the edges on old cars to control dirt I didn't do it on this truck but I usually clean the windows and seals a couple times but even then cutting on the inside is still gonna pull some dirt. If its just specks then I usually leave it but if I get clumps of dirt like in the video then I'll redo it

[@JBIRD575]

@@blackoutkustomz5503 ok for sure I tried the the glue method last week Just in the bottom of an old truck works Good kinda messy though...

[@blackoutkustomz5503]

@JBIRD575 Yes, it does get messy. With any older cars, I always let the costumer know not to expect perfection and that there will be a few specks here and there.

[@JBIRD575]

What soap do you use for installation

[@blackoutkustomz5503]

I use baby shampoo, The darker looking one. There is one that is lighter shade but doesn't work as good

[@TakkaFlakkaFlame]

Is that a sheet of plexy glass as a cutting board?

[@blackoutkustomz5503]

Yes it is but I replaced it with a glass now. The plexiglass was chipping off and I kept getting some pieces in the tint