WHY?

By Guest Angel
July 2, 2004 in Window Tinting - General Discussion

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Guest tinterjim

Posted July 3, 2004

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Posted July 3, 2004

Teach yourself like toodark said. You know how film works and you can obviously work with your hands, so................nuff said. Just cuz your a chick don't mean :lol :spit

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