Pre Cut Window Tint Kit--Heat Shrinking Curved Window--Any Vehicle

[@SuperSharingo]

I have seen around ten videos about tint and any of them mention why the shrinking, finally, I know now. thanks for the video

[@sheldontrout5989]

Finally someone who knows how to get the message across without taking away from the message. Like they say, keep it simple stupid. Thank you, very helpful.

[@InstallProz]

You are very welcome 😊 we are happy you found it helpful.

[@JCope1904]

Best explanation on shrinking. All other videos just seem to do it real quick, and not explain anything. Thanks!

[@InstallProz]

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[@jiakabery3550]

Excellent video. I used to hang out and watch a friend tint windows all the time and know the importance of shrinking the film. However I never understood the fingers part. Thank you for clarifying factory edge and taking the time to show how the fingers happen. After about 4 videos yours really cleared things up!!

[@InstallProz]

The Toothless Vegan we are happy to hear you found it helpful 🙂

[@NewShockerGuy]

Got a new car and you know exactly what I had to do... come back to this and your other videos and watch again to tint! Just saying thank you for the 3rd time. :-) Videos like this is what makes youtube great!

[@InstallProz]

You're very welcome! Thanks for the continued support!

[@NewShockerGuy]

Two years later I am doing my new car. Referred back to this video! Thank you again. I wish videos were as clear and to the point as this. A+ again!

[@InstallProz]

You are very welcome

[@pole6840]

The best and simplest video I've found. Big THANKS!

[@InstallProz]

Pole you are very welcome! We are happy to hear you found it helpful! Don’t forget to subscribe and check out our other videos.

[@NewShockerGuy]

Thank you!! I managed to mess up twice now on a small curved back window and wasn't understanding why I was getting those finger air bubbles... I will now use your method to hopefully conquer this window without any more problems. To the point and explained what you were doing... Wish more videos out there were this clear.

[@InstallProz]

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[@NewShockerGuy]

@@InstallProz Using your method I did the window and the rear windshield... I can't even imagine how the back windshield would have gone had I not done exactly what you described and demo'ed! A+

[@InstallProz]

@@NewShockerGuy excellent 👍

[@spartikiss]

Such a great, concise, and to the point video!!

[@InstallProz]

Thank you!

[@brianphelan685]

Liked and subscribed. Your videos have transformed my optimism into confidence, by explaining the "why" behind your "how-to's", before each step in the application process. Thank you!

[@InstallProz]

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[@MaxibillionPegasus]

wow, very informative video. Who ever you are in the video, you're really good at talking to the camera.

[@InstallProz]

Thank you 🙂

[@EagleVroom]

Finnaly a vid that shows how the shrinking works!!!

[@InstallProz]

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[@RinegnProductions]

This the best Finger shrinking video 💯

[@InstallProz]

Thank you very much. 😊

[@APACFILM662]

Best simple video I’ve seen. Thanks 🙏🏽

[@InstallProz]

You're very welcome. Thanks for taking the time to express your appreciation 😊. Should you need computer cut tint, check out our website www.installproz.com

[@jackblack106]

1:Can you shrink the tint after you take the liner off? 2: is there a difference between ceramic & carbon when it comes to shrinking? Great video btw!

[@InstallProz]

You wouldn't be able to shrink the tint the same way we do in this video if you remove the liner. You wouldn't be able to shrink it as much either. Yes, there is a difference in shrinking the two different types of films. Carbon, in general, will be easier to shrink.

[@CryptoBrian93]

Thank you so much! This has helped me out a ton.

[@InstallProz]

You are very welcome! We plan to continue creating and posting a number of instructional videos, so make sure you subscribe to our KZbin channel.

[@sabrinanothing9862]

Would you do the same if the tint is on the inside of the window?

[@henryp9600]

Thank you sir.

[@InstallProz]

You're very welcome

[@jimdavidson5208]

Liner facing you, you will be shrinking that instead of the tint. Or is it so you won't burn or over shrink the tint, safer and slower?

[@InstallProz]

jim davidson thanks for your question! The liner is facing you so that you don’t scratch the tint while you are carding it. The heat transfers through the liner very well, so it allows the film to be shrunk. If you are going to buy a pre cut kit, check out our site. www.installproz.com

[@brandonm718]

I’m a bit confused... So if you don’t really have any fingers should you create some or were you just doing that as an example?

[@InstallProz]

If you don't have fingers when you use your hard card to squeegee the tint to the window on the outside, you dont need to worry about it. If you have fingers that form after you have squeegeed the film to the outside of the window, you should shrink the tint before removing the liner and applying the tint to the inside of the window. Most vehicle on the market today have enough curve in the window to require that the tint be shrunk at least a little bit.

[@mikeplitnick5051]

so is the Nano precut film done the same way?

[@InstallProz]

Yes, it can take a little more time to shrink though.

[@miketong2007]

thank you

[@InstallProz]

miketong2007 you are very welcome!

[@ninjakawasaki1972]

Do all precut window tint films need to be shrinked?

[@InstallProz]

Not necessarily, but it's a good practice. The amount of curvature in the window is really what dictates where you need to shrink it or not. It will make tinting easier if you just shrink each pattern.

[@equanforehand6989]

Great!

[@InstallProz]

Thank you 😊

[@Crawfish411]

Will it work if you don't heat shrink it ?

[@InstallProz]

If there is little to no curve in the window, you don't need to shrink it. The more curve there is in the window, the more important it is to shrink the tint before installing it.

[@igiveuponhumanity9238]

I had to look up the word "unna" in the dictionary. It didn't exist. However, "upspeak" was also in the same section, and there was a footnote that it's for girls under 15 to use when trying to keep the attention of their easily-distracted friends.

[@InstallProz]

😂😂😂😂 thank you for the insight.

[@edgargonzales4210]

Nice!!!!

[@InstallProz]

Thank you!

[@PJRTINTWRAP]

Hi when I shrink the way you did it didn’t shrink on Lexus 2011 is250 rear door it has to be shrink to the side am I right or I did something wrong please ?

[@InstallProz]

SAYEDRAHMAN AZIZI you are probably right; it just depends how the pattern was cut on the roll of film. The film will only shrink to the factory edge. The factory edges on your pattern may be on the sides.

[@InstallProz]

SAYEDRAHMAN AZIZI here is another video we did. This shows us shrinking the film to the side and to the bottom. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/ganVlXahfa-VicU

[@bluewker]

I tried some cheap ebay tint for fun, and I noticed that it doesn't seem to wrinkle up in the same nice zig-zag pattern you got with your tint. Are cheap tints generally harder to shrink.

[@InductiveExperiments]

I have bought tint on eBay several times, and in this videos situation, the film just creases and pulls together instead of creating any sort of zig zag pattern when heat is applied. Basically impossible to shrink. Pretty much what any thin plastic would do naturally when it gets hot. Plus the tint never slides around very well on the glass like when you're trying to move fingers around. I can't find a place to buy tint where I'll know it's decent quality. They all say good quality of course.

[@InstallProz]

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[@InstallProz]

bluewker, cheap tint can be very difficult, and sometimes almost impossible to shrink. The tint we are using in our video can be purchased through our website at www.installproz.com or through amazon using the following link amzn.to/2oXILTv

[@girthworm6895]

Always heat shrink tint?

[@InstallProz]

It's a good practice to heat shrink every window; however, you can get by without shrinking some windows, it really just depends on how curved the windows are.

[@Not_nice718]

Can u do it with out a heating gun

[@InstallProz]

Sha Money yes, you can use a hair dryer, it just takes longer.

[@Not_nice718]

Install Proz okay what if I got them per cut do I still have to wet my window or I can just stick them on with Out wetting it up to stop all water bubbles and I don’t need to blow dry it because I can make the sun do that and that other text was way off asking to much question in one lol

[@InstallProz]

Sha Money even if you have a pre cut tint, you will still need to wet the windows to install the window film. Most generally, pre cut kits don’t come pre shrunk, so you would likely still need to shrink the film before installing it. I hope this answers your questions.

[@Not_nice718]

Install Proz one more question okay I got the per cut and it fit the window and everything is shrunk to the right size and when I try it with baby shampoo and clean it good then I add water To it and put it on Boy or Boy it gave me so much bubbles I was thinking my windows was in a bubble bath 🛀 lol but I was thinking can I just put it on with out the water and clean the windows good and then stick it on slowly how bad that sound because I don’t have a heat gun and it’s hard to dry the water out with out that heat gun and trying to get the water out with a heat gun it’s very nasty bubbles and water wet line. Because the per cut customize for my windows so will that be a problem but I don’t have to cut nothing just put it on I wish u was a round the corner so u can see what I’m doing wrong and what I’m doing rite and thanks for being a good KZbin buddy to reply back because I have a HR-V 2018 suv forgot to tell u that so I don’t have a car and after I get the tints down pack for a second try I wan work on changing my head lighting because traveling with they head light and beam light sucks I need to find a Best good head and beam light that’s strong enough to see from far

[@InstallProz]

Sha Money it sounds like you are talking about installing the window film while the window is dry. If that is the case, no, you don’t want to do that. Spraying the window and tint with the baby shampoo and water is what allows the window tint to be positioned correctly and it is what helps you get the air pockets out from behind the film.

[@jasonmorehouse3756]

so you always say 1 oz or 1 tablespoon... which is it? there are 2 tablespoons in an oz

[@InstallProz]

You can use 1 to 6 ounces of baby shampoo. How much you use really depends on how hot it is and how much slip you want. 1-2 table spoons generally works great. If after installing your first window pattern, you decide you need more slip, just add a little more baby shampoo to your solution.

[@childskites6346]

the tint is suppose to go inside of car

[@tai2127]

KZbin Account you cut and shrink it on the outside first before you apply the film on the inside of the glass

[@broken080]

Fingers still appeared at the top after install and wouldn't go away with heat

[@InstallProz]

Tint has a grain to it and can only be shrunk to the factory edges. Are you sure you were shrinking it to the factory edges?