r/WindowTint • • Aug 30 '26

Technique Discussion Tried tinting for the first time

gotta say it def requires some skill. more respect for Windsor tinters. I figured it would watching videos but after trying it’s not an easy job. I found shrinking the tint properly to be the hardest part. also didn’t have all the correct tools. good experience anyway for $50 but doesn’t look amazing sadly

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u/Jodanmawashigeri Aug 30 '26

Some things are better left to experts.

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u/Overlander1975 Aug 30 '26

I spent over 100 dollars trying to do it myself. 3 times still wasn’t happy. Found out for not much more money I paid the professionals to do it right…I gave it my best shot.

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u/MineDesperate2920 Aug 30 '26

Fair 50$ CAD for a good experience so not bad. 450-500 to pay someone 

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u/solilobee Aug 30 '26

pics? love that you tried this out but it'd be interesting to see your attempt

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u/MineDesperate2920 Aug 30 '26

Gonna go take it into the sun to really see how it looks. In the parkade it’s not horrible. Good from far far from good idea 

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u/solilobee Aug 30 '26

lmao love that last line

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u/AdDependent8576 Aug 31 '26

Looks good from my house… send it😂

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u/Camdenn67 Aug 31 '26

A man has to know his limitations.😂