who doesn't use an Olfa Blade?

[Guest Stratusrtrida]

Hey guys, been awhile since I have posted, Im still messing with tint on the side here and there but has become just a hobby. Maybe someday I would be able to charge for my work but as of right now its not up to par...

Anyways...I have been using regular single edge razor blades, you know the comman rectangular ones? Well im having a problem cutting a clean edge on the tops of windows whether it be framless or not. I just purchased one of those metal Olfa knives. Do you think this will help me cut better? Does anyone use the regular baldes as opposed to the Olfa? Im also using Standard SunTek film which is really flimsy. Film I have worked with in the past has been thicker and my reuslts were a bit more sucessful. Im wondering if its the film or the razor that is preventing my progress in the tint world?...Thanks, Nick

[TINTDESIGNZ]

you gotta have an olfa man! Much more control than a single edge razorblade!

[Guest Stratusrtrida]

Yea, I can't wait to get it. Everytime I try buying one in the store I can never find them. I just grabbed one on Ebay for $8

[Guest vclimber]

One? No way man, you need like 3 or 4. One for the tool belt, one in your desk, one in your car, one to eat food with... You don't just own an olfa blade, you take it with you everywhere.

[Guest zolar]

One? No way man, you need like 3 or 4. One for the tool belt, one in your desk, one in your car, one to eat food with... You don't just own an olfa blade, you take it with you everywhere.

I use it for all kinda stuff besides tinting

[Guest mr3y1956]

Most tinters in this area use Red Dots

[blade]

You don't just own an olfa blade, you take it with you everywhere.

bingo....I feel n@ked if I don't have it on me.

[Guest thatsnappyguy]

same here. I got a red dot on me at all times. I use it for everything.

[Guest willie]

Hey guys, been awhile since I have posted, Im still messing with tint on the side here and there but has become just a hobby. Maybe someday I would be able to charge for my work but as of right now its not up to par...

Anyways...I have been using regular single edge razor blades, you know the comman rectangular ones? Well im having a problem cutting a clean edge on the tops of windows whether it be framless or not. I just purchased one of those metal Olfa knives. Do you think this will help me cut better? Does anyone use the regular baldes as opposed to the Olfa? Im also using Standard SunTek film which is really flimsy. Film I have worked with in the past has been thicker and my reuslts were a bit more sucessful. Im wondering if its the film or the razor that is preventing my progress in the tint world?...Thanks, Nick

Yes it will make you cut better

Get the stainless olfa blades

Bump up to the Suntek HP

Put those 3 together and keep pluggin

[TTS]

Definately dude!

When you get the new olfa.... Throw the blades it comes with in the trash and replace with stainless blades first thing !

just like Willie said!