I was just wondering where a good place to get a TINT TOOL KIT set,
website or something along those lines..
With everything needed to start tinting
THANKS
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QUOTE (baja @ Oct 30 2009, 01:29 PM) [*]726148[/*] I was just wondering where a good place to get a TINT TOOL KIT set, website or something along those lines.. With everything needed to start tinting THANKS The three major suppliers are: Performance Tools Distributing (44Tools) FilmHandler Tools Zola Distributing In full disclosure, I am a managing partner at Zola Distributing, but I wanted to make you aware of the big 3 and then let you make up your mind. Please let me know if you have any questions once you have a chance to check all 3 out. Best Regards, Patric J. Fransko QUOTE (baja @ Oct 30 2009, 10:29 AM) [*]726148[/*] I was just wondering where a good place to get a TINT TOOL KIT set, website or something along those lines.. With everything needed to start tinting THANKS any major company(and some of the not so major ones) that distribute/sell film sell tools too. ValueTint, Express, Global, SunTek, I don't think theres a distributor out there who doesn't sell tools
44 tools.com
QUOTE (scottydosnntkno @ Nov 2 2009, 05:24 PM) [*]726596[/*] QUOTE (baja @ Oct 30 2009, 10:29 AM) [*]726148[/*] I was just wondering where a good place to get a TINT TOOL KIT set, website or something along those lines.. With everything needed to start tinting THANKS any major company(and some of the not so major ones) that distribute/sell film sell tools too. ValueTint, Express, Global, SunTek, I don't think theres a distributor out there who doesn't sell tools That is true. The biggest difference is usually selection of what they carry. Many film distributors only carry about 1/3rd of what is available. Find a source with good selection, competitive prices and great customer service. If you do that, you will not go wrong. Good luck with everything. 
QUOTE (PJF @ Nov 3 2009, 09:16 AM) [*]726741[/*] QUOTE (scottydosnntkno @ Nov 2 2009, 05:24 PM) [*]726596[/*] QUOTE (baja @ Oct 30 2009, 10:29 AM) [*]726148[/*] I was just wondering where a good place to get a TINT TOOL KIT set, website or something along those lines.. With everything needed to start tinting THANKS any major company(and some of the not so major ones) that distribute/sell film sell tools too. ValueTint, Express, Global, SunTek, I don't think theres a distributor out there who doesn't sell tools That is true. The biggest difference is usually selection of what they carry. Many film distributors only carry about 1/3rd of what is available. Find a source with good selection, competitive prices and great customer service. If you do that, you will not go wrong. Good luck with everything. Good Point QUOTE (PJF @ Nov 3 2009, 10:16 AM) [*]726741[/*] QUOTE (scottydosnntkno @ Nov 2 2009, 05:24 PM) [*]726596[/*] QUOTE (baja @ Oct 30 2009, 10:29 AM) [*]726148[/*] I was just wondering where a good place to get a TINT TOOL KIT set, website or something along those lines.. With everything needed to start tinting THANKS any major company(and some of the not so major ones) that distribute/sell film sell tools too. ValueTint, Express, Global, SunTek, I don't think theres a distributor out there who doesn't sell tools That is true. The biggest difference is usually selection of what they carry. Many film distributors only carry about 1/3rd of what is available. Find a source with good selection, competitive prices and great customer service. If you do that, you will not go wrong. Good luck with everything. the only one I've come across who doesn't carry the full line is VT  Howard carries everything available and then some, SolarGard has everything, World wide sun control(Global distr) has everything, etc
I just checked out the zola website. For my business work I would generally have to buy from the distributorship that my boss owns part of... but my tools for side work (which is almost non existent and when it is there is in another town altogether) I have to consider going to the cheapest place... Comparing you vs my distributor... Your prices are cheaper, but say I just needed 5 lil chizlers and an olfa blade... the shipping does not work out to be cheaper... I did play around a little more with it if I were to make a larger purchase of around $100 then I definitely get it cheaper from you. Now i'm at a crossroads... do I spend a little extra and buy local or do I buy from you pjf?
Zola FTW!
QUOTE (Brenter The Tinter @ Nov 3 2009, 09:18 PM) [*]726909[/*] I just checked out the zola website. For my business work I would generally have to buy from the distributorship that my boss owns part of... but my tools for side work (which is almost non existent and when it is there is in another town altogether) I have to consider going to the cheapest place... Comparing you vs my distributor... Your prices are cheaper, but say I just needed 5 lil chizlers and an olfa blade... the shipping does not work out to be cheaper... I did play around a little more with it if I were to make a larger purchase of around $100 then I definitely get it cheaper from you. Now i'm at a crossroads... do I spend a little extra and buy local or do I buy from you pjf? That is totally up to you. If you are happy where you are at and they take care of you, stay with them. If you are looking for an alternative, we would love to have your business.
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