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Guest pweely

I am a newbie to tinting, but I have been reading most of the posts on the forum for a coulpe weeks. I tried tinting the windows on my truck over the weekend. I had a terrible time trying to get a nice cut on the top of the window. I was using cheap parts store tint, it just seemed to tear as I was cutting. I was using a brand new snap off razor and still couldn't get a claen cut. Any advice would be great.

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Guest FastBackJack

OT, and TD are right on. Thats the only way your are going to get better. Also, a good way to practice beveling is to take a scrap piece and just try and try and try. After you try once, just move it up and try again. :cool

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Guest pweely

I had the tint squeegeed down, but when I was cutting it would pull away from the window. What is a low blade angle? 90 degrees to the glass?

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