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Message: [QUOTE="yotaneck13, post: 607379, member: 7276"] Y not go to walmart or the local autoparts store and tint them.your self? Its really not that hard. Cut out the shap of the window. Leave a little extra to be trimmed later. Scrape the window to be tinted with a razorblade scrapper. ( do not scrape windows with deforster lines in them). Spray the applicator that can also be purchased at the store. Wipe it down with news paper. Dont wipe the window with any kind of cloth. Even low lint cloth will leave fibers. As you peal the film from the tint spray it real good and make sure tou dont crease it. Gently lay the tint on the window. And slowly work all the air pockets and aplicater fluid towards the edge from the center. Use a rubber scraper. Sometimes supplied with a tint kit. Be sure to also keep the scraper wet. Tuck the bottom edge down below the window seal on windows that roll. This will help keep it from peeling. Trim all the edged slightly smaller than the window. Do NOT roll windows down for 3days to let the aplicator dry completly and the glue adhere completly. I like to pull the window out of the vehicle. It makes it so much easier.to lay it flat and do it. Just take your time so you dont crease it or tear it. The key to a clean tint job is getting the window absolutuly clean first. Any dirt or fibers will stand out like a sore thumb. Feel free go send me a pm if you have any questions. Dont tint if its cold out or the vehicle will be in the cold. Ebay does sell pre cut tint. Theres the cheap stuff. Dont buy it. It will fade and peel with in a few months. You get what you pay for. sent while looking at my sled. since theres no freeeeking snow!!!!! [/QUOTE]