How To Tint The Infamous Dodge Charger Back Window With Ceramic Tint!

Join me as I walk you through every step of tinting your charger back window in ceramic tint. The same principles apply to any type of tint however the heat blocking nature of Ceramic Tint makes it a little bit more difficult to heat shrink than dyed or carbon films.
In this video I am using Geoshield's Apex 20% Which is their top of the line film.

[@AnthonySalagdo]

Thank you! I have a charger tomorrow and I’m going too use the blue steel wool

[@fastlanecarcarellc3608]

Good luck! Just don't over think it and you should be fine

[@W96NZ]

Man these are my favorite cars now.. before I remember using the legendary flim when I first started and it took my 5 times. Then I started using global film and it shrunk so good. It co.es down to your film.

[@fastlanecarcarellc3608]

I agree that has a lot to do with it. I wouldn't say I love these cars, but I don't hate them either.

[@jagdeepnogawan]

Every time am applying inside, got bubble after couple of seconds on the defroster lines. it happens only with charger, please guide me what to do. Thanks

[@fastlanecarcarellc3608]

Are you scrubbing the defroster with steel wool or just a scrub pad? These have pretty thick (and dirty) defroster lines which means they really need to be clean to get the tint to stick quickly and not allow air/water to get sucked back down the line. You could also be over shrinking the film. It would be best if you filmed your entire process start to finish so people can see exactly what you might need to change. Best of luck.

[@jagdeepnogawan]

@@fastlanecarcarellc3608 first of all thanks for reply, am just scrubbing the windshield with scrub pad, once after applying film everything is good but right after couple of minutes alot of bubles occurs. Really tired of the compaints.

[@fastlanecarcarellc3608]

@Jagdeep Singh very understandable. These things are notorious for that. That's why when I do these I like to do the back window first then do the rest of the car. And even when I'm done, don't let the customer know for about 20 minutes or so just to make sure nothing pops up. One other trick you can use is right before you apply the film, start the car and turn on the defroster. You'll have to move quick though because the film will tack up much faster.

[@jagdeepnogawan]

@@fastlanecarcarellc3608 ill try and will definitely thanks to you for this trick. Thanks alot

[@nicholastaylor1693]

Nice

[@fastlanecarcarellc3608]

Thanks man!