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 Here you will find window tinting information, helpful to the consumer and window film installer alike.

 One of the most cost effective ways to enhance a car's appearance is window tint. Many are under the impression that window tinting is a simple, do it yourself installation...until they attempt it.

 This site is mainly geared to window tinting professionals, not the 'do it yourselfer'. If you are a professional window tint installer this is an excellent place to make contacts with other window tinters and window film and tinting tool suppliers.

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 We invite you to join us on the Window Tinting Forum. We have many thousands of registered members from all over the world, with hundreds of posts per day on thousands of tinting related topics.

 TintDude.com is one of the web's first websites devoted to all things window tint. With very humble beginnings in the late 90's it continues to grow and service the window tinting and window film industry.



 The heart of the site is the forum. It has grown to include members from all over the world with every level of expertise and experience, from consumers with window tint questions to new window tinters, seasoned veterans, window tinting industry representatives and innovators. Many commonly used window tinting tools and techniques in use today were direct results of this site and its members.





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8/28/2010
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