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Summary: Learn how to use the chiseler window tint tool with expert tinting tips in this free car detailing video clip.
Ronald Sanders has been tinting for over 20 years. He has had a wide range of clientele from celebrities to everyday people. Ronald is a specialist in tinting the one piece back window...read more
"Hello! My name is Ron Sanders of Personal Touch Custom Auto World on behalf of Expert Village we will now discuss the chiseler. This tool right here is very useful and very necessary for a expert tinter when tinting windows. Sorry about that. What this tool is great for is for after you apply the film sometimes you might have tight molding when you may have to separate the molding from the film this chiseler is great for doing that. It slides slickly behind any kind of molding, getting out any excess water and bubbles that may be still laying in there that your bigger squeegees can't get. It also allows you to go around curve areas and again separating the molding from the tint and you could push out any remaining water. Also with the chiseler it is sturdy and tough so if there is maybe a cress or any kind of air pocket that a softer squeegee will not remove this chiseler will remove it. It is a great tool, it is a very necessary tool you would be glad that they invented. The only percussion about the chiseler is about having a hard surface you do not want to push very hard on the tint because it could sometime scratch the tint it is a very hard sturdy plastic card. It is also good for the docomatic on a lot of the back windows it smooths out some of those back areas in between docomatic that the soft squeegee will not get rid off. And that concludes the segment on the chisel."
eHow Article: How to Use the Chiseler to Install Car Window Tint
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donthte said
on 8/2/2008 This is absolutely wondefull... i've tinted before, depending on which car i bought.. but this video I stumbled across is the best instructional toool i've seen...Good job, and i wish you where in Columbus, OH.. you would have my business(at least the rear window, I dread that)