The only issue is it might not start to bubble for a week, maybe a month, maybe a couple months. I'm not saying don't do it, you have to learn somehow. All I'm saying is I personally would rather pay a professional to do it and know it's done right, or just jump into it myself and save the money and not buy an extra window.

Maybe go to a junk yard and try to find an already tinted window for your car?

002 wrote The only issue is it might not start to bubble for a week, maybe a month, maybe a couple months. I'm not saying don't do it, you have to learn somehow. All I'm saying is I personally would rather pay a professional to do it and know it's done right, or just jump into it myself and save the money and not buy an extra window.

Maybe go to a junk yard and try to find an already tinted window for your car?

I can get plenty of windows where i'm from mate, they may not be clean but sure that won't take long to do.

Edit: Just seen you said get an already tinted window. Whats tha point in that, I want to learn how to tint lol

Don't try to be Superman, with cars and most things in life, you get what you pay for, do it right and take it to a specialist

I paid £50 for my 3 back windows tinted it was a special offer the service was great and the tints really set it off. If you're car is a five door it's usually more expensive on 5 doors. If I was you I'd bite the bullet and pay for it to be done but each to their own.