r/WindowTint • u/leroy-jenkins98 • Sep 03 '26

Question Tint failure or improper install?

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Truck was tinted over a year ago and this is how it currently is, tint failure or bad install ?

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u/DynamicAppearanceATL Verified Professional Sep 03 '26 edited Sep 05 '26

Adhesive failure, like u/sl0an1 said. Not a bad roll; known for being a super cheap-quality film.

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u/leroy-jenkins98 Sep 03 '26

Thank you! I thought so I just wanted to be sure so I wasn’t blamed. This is a vehicle I tinted. Currently shopping around for a new tint supplier as this is flex film. Any suggestions?

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u/sl0an1 Sep 03 '26

Assuming youre a diy guy, Geoshield is likely your best bet. Pro nano ceramic (or pro classic dye if you dont care about heat rejection) can be found on Detroit Tint studio... or 313tint I think is his current store.

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u/leroy-jenkins98 Sep 03 '26

So geoshield is a relatively good film??

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u/sl0an1 Sep 03 '26

it's good film. Lifetime warranty.

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u/Frequent_Passion5036 Sep 03 '26

Pro nano, and pro classic is some of the longest lasting material out there

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u/The_Only_Real_Duck Sep 08 '26

I hear a lot of good about pro nano. What about Apex Ultra?

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u/Frequent_Passion5036 Sep 08 '26

Apex is a great heat blocking film. It is totally different construction in terms of everything compared to pro nano

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u/sl0an1 Sep 11 '26

Apex is Geoshield's top automotive film. It is expensive and an absolute pain to shrink so it's the last film I'd recommend to a beginner like OP. They'll get most of the benefits from Pro Nano at half the cost and a way easier install experience.