Alfa Romeo
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Hey guys, Just recently tinted the 2017 Giulia and had an issue with water damage to the amplifier. There has been a lot of talk about this online, unfortunately we found this out after the install. Now we have to replace the amplifier for $1,400. We will no longer be doing this vehicle. I would defiantly do some research on this issue.
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I know about the issue with the other Alfa Romeo, but haven't heard anything about this SUV. Has anyone done one?
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Easy car no need to remove gaskets
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Alfa 156 Sport wagon
by Guest Ajs- 3 replies
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Hey guys i have a Sportwagon into tint (never touched an alfa first Sw) Now on the rear side windows i think it needs shrinking as there obviously slightly curved, I just wondered the best way to shrink them?! An if theres is anything to watch out for?!
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Alfa 147 2005
by Guest shadowline- 2 replies
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Right guys, done a few 3 doors of these, this was the first 5 door one. Door card removal is as follows; Bottom of the door X2 screws not hidden. Remove ash tray X1 screw behind that. Remove cover by the door release handle to reveal X1 screw. Then lift out electric window switch on torx bolt behind the pull handle, the top of internal door pull handle, remove the top cover and remove the top torx screw. Then release from the lower part of the door card and lift off the top of the card, weather strip comes off attached to the door card. Job done!
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Alfa Romeo Brera
by Guest dark- 0 replies
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Any problems with these cars? got one coming in. it looks pretty straight forward but thatr back window looks strange. Will upload some pics when it's done.
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Can't believe it
by Guest J.P.- 3 replies
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All these empty areas. I did do one of these not to long ago. Very nice car too. This guy had three of these hatchbacks. One, that I tinted, was perfect, the other two were parts cars. Just thought I would put something here as well.
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Alfa GTV
by Guest graham.god- 0 replies
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got one in 2moro. any heads ups guys?Havnt touched any alfa's are the easy to pull the door trims back?Cheers
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I know it should be in the Auto section but I'm having no luck there. Has anyone done an Alfa 159? If so, how did you handle the sides? Pull panels, chock them, tuck them? Got one coming this weekend and need a heads up. Thanks in advance
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Alfa 159
by Guest mhun9180- 0 replies
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Just looking for some tips on the Alfa 159. Anyone done one? If so, any tips on the panels and back glass?
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Alfa Romeo 156 2000 model, anything I should know?? Im a panel puller usually but if need be I will leave the trims on.. Anyone got ant tips??
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Alfa GT
by Guest Tint Wiz- 0 replies
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Anyone done one had to do a retint on the front door as it peealed , shock horror it seems there is a plastic glass guide that the window passes through as it goes down boy its tight so heated the film and told customer not to use the window for 3-4 days lets hope
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2006 Brera
by Guest everg- 0 replies
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Here is a great review on the 2006 Brera. It talks about the design of the car, as well as its features and performance. Available are also a few videos of the Alfa Romeo Brera, as well as a large gallery of high quality pictures. Here is a preview of the article: "Sportiness and elegance packaged in a unique, exclusive style. Harmony of shape and volume that add up to a good-looking, powerful and solid car supplemented by Alfa Romeo mechanical and engineering excellence. This, in short, is the soul of the Alfa Brera, a new prestige coup? that is able to arouse great emotion and guarantee maximum driving satisfaction." You can find the rest here: http://www.topspeed.c…
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alfa 146
by Guest jonnygfx- 1 reply
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Nice car to do- the hatchback 146 but heard the saloons are a nightmare with the back shelf.
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alfa 166 4 dr saloon
by Guest fimmo- 2 replies
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absolute nightmare of a car!! very easy one piece back window but very deep fret lines near the top,my tint didnt have any probs sticking down though but the side glass is a different story! very very tight felt around the sides and it comes off so easily leaving lots of contamination! in the end I had to remove the glass to tint it. I hate alfa's!!!
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Low angle haze
Im not that worried about brand recognition. Ive been getting work with Avery and its got little to no brand recognition as far as tint goes. I'm just looking for a good brand that I wont have an issue with. Avery is a fairly cheap option as far as Im aware, so I'm just getting ready to move into the big leagues with a more premium brand. Ive used STek's tint and I was pretty happy with the way it looked, shrank and the overall experience with customer service has been great too. I stopped using it because their specs feel like they are below par compared to the other premium brands. Specifically their TSER. Their NEX line seems to be compared to Xpel Prime XR Plus, but the specs were more on the line of Prime XR. Anyone know how that TSER number is calculated? Is it just a calculation combining light rejected, transmitted, reflected, etc? Looking into panaplex, autobahn, and global now. More specifically global because of recommendations. -
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I second the Global suggestion. If you can get past the color(khaki) of the 70% ceramic, it is the best performing film in their line. It has amazing heat rejection properties at a 70% film with very little low angle haze. I don't have anyone complain about it. If you install 50% on windshields then you will LOVE the Global 50% ceramic. One of the prettiest films i've dealt with and I would say "almost" zero low angle haze. It does not perform as well as the 70% in my opinion because they have almost the same "stats". @Dano Hang in there with the brand recognition. Just spit your knowledge and let them look it up if they want too. Global is my favorite of the "big 3" and the recognition is getting out there. -
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Best place to learn window tint ppf
I am currently in the process of getting my detail business going in northern Alabama, and I feel that being able to add tint and ppf, would be a great addition and separate me from some other businesses. I have found a lot of these 2 day work shops, they range from 1 to 5 days, are any of them any good? I would assume the Xpel training etc would be quality, but I was hoping to find something a bit closer to home. I have no issue traveling but if I can find it here or like near Atlanta it would be a lot more convient. Any info on any of these class workshops would be appreciated, and if u got an idea I've overlooked. Let me know that as well,. Thx for the help fellas -
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Low angle haze
I've had good results with the Global so far. No minimum requirements but also not much brand recognition in my area. -
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Low angle haze
Basically, the technology that is blocking the heat is also creating the low-angle haze. Some films are worse than others, but they all have it. We've only had 2-3 customers complain about it in the last 10 years. So not a major issue at least for us.- 1
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Low angle haze
I have been using Avery Dennison's NR Nano Ceramic IR but I keep seeing cloudy results or low-angle haze. I think some haze is acceptable as a trade-off for performance, but there are just some customers who may not be happy with the result. Does anyone know of a tint manufacturer that has little to no low-angle haze? Preferably one without a $10k minimum monthly buy-in or something crazy like that. Does this only affect ceramic tint? -
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