Archive for June, 2010
This is a tutorial on how to tint a car side-window using window tint film, spray bottle, rubber squeegee, single-edge razor blade or utility knife
, distilled water, lint-free cloth, baby shampoo or FILM AID Application Concentrate
This is my first how-to so hopefully I am writing and explaining everything clearly enough for people to easily understand. If their are any questions, feel free to PM me at any time. I am not an expert and do not claim that status. Remember that doing any polishing work is at your own discretion. Damage done by improperly polishing can be costly, so please plan what you are doing ahead of time. On with the show.
This is a how-to that will explain the process I applied when fixing a polished wheel. The process is very similar to polishing something that has not been polished before. The roughness of the surface will determine what grit you need to start with.
Polishing is a time consuming process that will require determination and attention to detail to get right. Skipping steps or being lazy will definitely show in your final result. So, to save time, do it right the first time!!
Ok onto the main part!! For the application I’m involved with I used the following materials:
Sandpaper – grits 400-2000 
Sanding block– not necessary but helps with first couple of steps. When you get into the higher sandpaper