frame less roll ups

[Guest metint]

plastic handled knives guys with reg blade

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[Guest TintsOvOz]

Nice tip, ya can also use a plastic fork to heat form with

Oz...........

[Guest SIR TINTSALOT]

you still got to dry the heck out of the film before you shave it down, right

[TINT]

now we are using kitchen utensils to tint windows?

[Guest metint]

now we are using kitchen utensils to tint windows?

[*]359114

Before the Slim Foot, Side Swiper, Bulldozer, clip board....

My shopping for unique tools used in tinting took me into kitchenware and utensil stores...

[tigerstripe]

you mean spatchula city?

old SNL skit

[pierce8468]

you still got to dry the heck out of the film before you shave it down, right

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No not realy as long as you have a fresh blade you can just max it then cut. you realy only want to leave about a 1/2 overlap.

Then just start in the middle of the window hold the film with your other hand to keep it taunt for the first inch or so of the cut. Then just cut as if you where cutting out normal

[tigerstripe]

you still got to dry the heck out of the film before you shave it down, right

[*]358963

No not realy as long as you have a fresh blade you can just max it then cut. you realy only want to leave about a 1/2 overlap.

Then just start in the middle of the window hold the film with your other hand to keep it taunt for the first inch or so of the cut. Then just cut as if you where cutting out normal

[*]359162

you ever try the 30 degree blades when shaving edges, or do you just use the standard blades?

[pierce8468]

just use the standard blades

[skanlan]

I use just about the same kind of knife but the bigger one...Only for trimming the top edge..

smooth cutting and not flimsy,wobbly and doesn't dull as fast and raising(catching) the film..

But I trim on the outside only and it still comes out flush inside!!