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How to Install Rtint Tail Light Tint

https://www.rvinyl.com/Tint-and-Prote... Precut Rvinyl Light Tint kits will show some tension from being rolled during shipping, so a good tip is to lay them flat before beginning. Doing so will help with installation. Step 1. First clean it, then grab the Rapid Prep. Spray the entire area for even coverage, then release the liner from the precut tint. Step 2. Place the adhesive side on the reflector and line up all the edges so they fit perfectly. Make any adjustments necessary, then push it onto the surface with your fingers. Step 3. Now go over the piece with a squeegee to push the moisture out, using both the hard side and buffer side. Once on using microfiber towel to absorb the moisture, then go over the area of the hurricane to activate the adhesive and seal the edges. Installing Precut Taillight Tint. Now we move on to a backlight that is flat with moderate curves. Step 1. Clean the light, then spray the surface with rapid tech. Make sure the right piece for this is being used, then release the entire liner. Step 2. Hold the piece away from the car, spray the adhesive with Rapid Tac, this helps avoid any fingerprints getting a piece of that position, a piece onto the light and be sure there's perfect alignment. With one hand holding the tint onto the surface, squeegee the opposite side onto the light, working on a truly flat section first is the best call. If there's a moderate curve on the light, the tint might not stick right away due to the moisture underneath. If this is the case, pick up a heatgun and, on a medium setting, gently warm the tint and squeegee. This will dry out the moisture underneath. Step 3. When everything's on double check that the edges are down with the heatgun. Installing Precut Headlight Tint. Step 1. Now we move on to a light with slightly more curves, in this case the headlight. Clean it as normal and a good tip is to always wipe the cutout peace front and back to remove any specks of dirt and note that this piece will be installed to dry. The reason is for bigger curves installing a precut piece wet can be very challenging. So with a dry install, the key is to lock in a section on the flat area. Heat the liner on key to film, then gently pull it towards the light. Work in roughly three to four inches at a time. Step 2.The focus should now be mainly on applying the film to the middle section of the light and not worrying about the top and bottom. Once it's on the main area, be sure to see two triangle shapes of in tint on the upper and lower sections. The key is to pick the film back up just to where the wrinkle ends here at the bottom at a bit of heat to relax the film, it'll shrink into place, then squeegee the film onto the surface using a triangle shape. Step 3. Once the bottom isdone, repeat the exact same steps for the top, pick it up, give it a kiss of heat, which will shrink it back onto the light, then squeegee at a right angle to spread the tension out towards the upper edge. Step 4. Once the tint is on go over the light with heat on both the main surface and the edges. Installing Precut Taillight Tint (Back Fender) Step 1. Now we get to the most challenging light in this case, the back Fender Lite, very good tip with a precut piece on a curve is to add masking tape holders at key sections. Start the piece as normal by beginning at the tip of the light, squeegee it firmly in place, pick up the precut piece, then release the liner exactly halfway. Step 2. Bring the piece back to the surface, make sure it's even top to bottom, then with firm tension pulling back away from the area, squeegee top to bottom. Step 3. Squeegee, the tint on the light, and be sure to squeeze in one his sections vertically. Once to the big curve, release the entire liner and be sure to hold onto the masking tape tabs now with a helper adding some heat to the tint, warm it to soften, then pull around the corner, pulling up and down at the same time. Squeegee a section onto the light, then focus on one section at a time. Step 4. In this case, the lower corner heat and spread the film out towards the corner was there are no wrinkles. Squeegee it on and repeat the same steps for the upper corner. Spread the tension out. Step 5. Then relax the edges. There may be extra material on the edges and this is normal as the piece has to be stretched around the curve for the excess material places, squeegee on the edge. So the film doesn't jump back too far. Then tuck the film in around the edges when possible and cut away any excess film if needed. Step 6. When done, add heat to the tint to ensure that there are no bubbles and go over all the edges to make sure they're fully sealed. Finishing Touches. Now, with all the lights are clean, the area with Rapid Clear. This removes any handprints and gives the car and lights a nice shine and note the light will shine through the Rvinyl Light Tint. #Rvinyl #TaillightTint #HowTo