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[@latoyamoore5069]

What % tint is this?

[@donovansharp799]

Can 24 inch roll cover the side windows ??

[@dcortes094]

What tint percentage is this?

[@dudesign9375]

Nice video

[@faisalalbaba345]

Nice videos man keep it up! Just wondering if you know if ceramic tint is harder to work with? I’m new to tinting and got 2 rolls of stek tint and I’m having a hard time tinting with it as it gives me fingers like crazy. Any info would be helpful God bless

[@joebermuda6452]

Faisal Albaba typically it is yes

[@joebermuda6452]

Not necessarily by a large margin but higher end ceramic film for sure like the llumar air blue 80

[@faisalalbaba345]

Joe Bermuda what do you say is the easiest type of tint to use for beginners to eliminate fingers, for heat shrinking etc.. thanks!

[@joebermuda6452]

Well usually the easiest film can also be the more expensive ones. If you mess it up it’s costly but it’s very user friendly. Llumar and 3m are very easy to shrink side windows wise. All back windows are difficult but the more expensive films shrink way easier as far as llumar goes atc, atr, and CFC are good and so are the beginner lines of 3m like fx pm. Stay away from really cheap film but also super duper high end films are hard to do if u go with llumar and 3m cheaper films they are good and even suntek and other brands that are good quality films are good but go with the more basic models. Basically you want to avoid films that cost like 70 bucks for a giant roll of 36x100. Film rolls that are within the 150 to 300 range are good. It’s a tough question to answer but dirt cheap film rolls are very hard and super expensive ones are as well. So when I say low grade high end films I’m referring to high end known brands but there cheaper models I guess you can say. You have to have a basic understanding of shrinking first though. If you are completely clueless on how to shrink successfully the film won’t matter.

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