$9.99
Window Tint Capes are precisely cut to widths of 0.5mm, 0.75mm, 1.0mm, 1.5mm and 2.0mm X approx. 8″ long to suit all your cronie tying needs from the teeny tiny’s to the big bombers! Window tint fly tying capes are available in light, medium, dark and unique bronze, hemoglobin (red), and chameleon green tints to cover all your fly colour needs! Different under bodies will give you a slightly different look so your tying options with this product are virtually unlimited!
Suggested uses …
** window tint capes are cut/shipped with the transparent backing NOT removed. You can tie with it as is or remove it prior to tying. If you choose to remove it, you will have perfectly cut thin transparent strips that you may find useful for something 😉
** window tint capes are folded in half for packaging so are double the width you see with enough strands for many many flies  😉
*… contact us here if you would like to inquire about uncut Window Tint Sheets.
* … looking for ASB (Anti Static Bag) fly tying capes? You can find them here! 🙂Â
Window Tint Capes are precisely cut to widths of 0.5mm, 0.75mm, 1.0mm, 1.5mm and 2.0mm X approx. 8″ long to suit all your cronie tying needs from the teeny tiny’s to the big bombers! Window tint fly tying capes are available in light, medium, dark and unique bronze, hemoglobin (red), and chameleon green tints to cover all your fly colour needs! Different under bodies will give you a slightly different look so your tying options with this product are virtually unlimited!
| Tint | Dark, Medium, Light, Bronze, Chameleon Green, Hemoglobin |
|---|---|
| Size | 0.5mm, 0.75mm, 1.0mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm, Sheet |
Jordan (verified owner) –
Really nice product, great addition to traditional ASB. I purchased the red and olive colours. Each sheet will tie a huge number of flies (sheets are folded in half in the packaging). 1mm is probably the best middle ground if only purchasing one width.
My only criticism is that the “olive” is not olive, it is more of a primary green. The colour is still useful, but may not be quite what you expect. A better photo on this page would help.
Flytyer –
Thanks for your feedback Jordan! You make a good point on the green window tint as its colour actually depends on the colour of the underbody that it’s wrapped over (please see the added images of flies tied by John Kent) and therefore we have changed the name to “Chameleon Green”. 😉