08 HHR

Hello tinters we just started tintinting cars at our dealership done a few different ones so far the guy training me from llumar was helping we did a hhr and with his years experince said its a pain any tips thanks and hope you'll we will welcome me to stay shhhh i am a beginner go easy

good advice willie! hhr's are easy! welcome any way!! your trainers probably ....well you'll see!

I was trying to be nice. I wasnt gonna tell him if the trainer was having trouble with an hhr then he needed to find a new trainer

What kinda crap jobs you guys think we'll be seeing coming outa the dealerships from now on

Welcome chevtinter, not talkin smack on ya more geared towards llumar if their trainer needs to be trained on a hhr

this is how it is i really didnt want to do it but its this or lose my job i've been there 8 years as a service tech now boom tinting. help get me through this you guys would be great. i am not here for laughs. just like some help thanks alot

Make sure you tape the felt on the sides on the roll downs to keep contamination down. The car is cake though.

theres alot of help here-but as with any forum -you need to be able to dish and take. I realize you were put in this position.However-the dealerships spitting out half azzd tint jobs on brand new cars does nothing but hurt the tint industry. Us veterans have payed our dues-and done the very best we can to live down film failures and hack shops muddying up the trade.Now with lulu setting up dealerships ...to fail-sets the industry way back. Nothing personal but what advice can i give on an hhr-???they take at least 45 minutes? Good luck man-read and search-everything you need to know is right here! Specific questions are easier to answer!

thanks tint i had some issues we have a ploter and its fit doesntseem right should i bottom load it i took the panel off didnt seem to help. i can take it and give it also like i said i benn at the shop for 8 years and u know to make it u gotta take it and give it i been in shops for 12years its all about a good time again thanks for the help i been reading some post on other cars and i give it to the vets here you guys sound very knowlegable. and i hope i can learn enough to support my family thanks again

hang around-read and most of all PRACTICE. No subsitute for hands on.Luckily most Chevys are the easiest to do.You've definitely got your back against the wall. If they expect you to be skilled in a week-its not gonna happen.That would be like me becoming a certified GM tech in a week!Good luck dude .

i understand and thats it they expect me to be a expert in a week i got the 2 door trucks down preety good about 20 min on them did an equnax today that wasnt to bad but thanks for the info i will be checking it out as much as possible

I agree with TDz, keep pluggin dude. I wasnt bustin your chops at all. If you need help holler

after you pull the panel you can pull the rubber seal surrounding the 4 doors. you dont even need to pull the panels off. you can pry the top back and remove the whole rubber trim. the rubber trim will wrap all the way around the window. then its cake. just did one today.

thanks fella's i will be checking and watching this board often hopefully you guys can show this beginner a trick or 2 and once again thanks to all if i learn i willshare also by the way 08 silverado 20 min good or bad

all the new chevy's are easy for a full time tinter. vettes give some problems though

Full truck or just the two sides

keep in mind...its about the quality of the install.Speed will come.

its two windows just fronts

Your doing good for a newbie, keep pluggin

thanks willie i am going to do my best. its for sure not like turning wrenches. lol but its a job till i can find another. and also thanks to every one else for thunbs up and man its already hot in florida