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Uploaded by av8or233 on Jan 25, 2011
Here's a brief shot of my technique for applying smoked tint film to a motorcycle turn signal lens. Stay tuned for a more in-depth "how to."
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just out of curiousity. have you ever sandwiched a acrylic and tint to see how it would come out? I'm in the process of building my own vacuum former and give it a go and make my own lenses and visors for my paintball helmet.
deliverydrifter 6 months ago
@deliverydrifter Never. It might work, but you'd need to be SUPER careful about getting all the air bubbles out.
av8or233 6 months ago
So you just heated up window tint to and vacuumed it and thats it? It stuck with no glues or resins?
@deliverydrifter It was self adhesive.
Looks like your lens was in a fire and got burnt......
Dabber422 2 weeks ago
Who else was staring at the wrinkles on the right? The end pic should have not been taken with flash.....it makes it look milky.
kc550 3 months ago
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just out of curiousity. have you ever sandwiched a acrylic and tint to see how it would come out? I'm in the process of building my own vacuum former and give it a go and make my own lenses and visors for my paintball helmet.
deliverydrifter 6 months ago
@deliverydrifter Never. It might work, but you'd need to be SUPER careful about getting all the air bubbles out.
av8or233 6 months ago
So you just heated up window tint to and vacuumed it and thats it? It stuck with no glues or resins?
deliverydrifter 6 months ago
@deliverydrifter It was self adhesive.
av8or233 6 months ago