The prefect job that dried imperfect.

[Guest Tintbds]

Monday I tint a toyota Vitz, simple small car.

I used 20% film Charcoal. Job left perfect. Customer called Wednesday. I saw the car Thursday had in pin point dust.

It was a shocker, haven't seen that in about 15 years.

So I'll replace it monday.

[Guest willie]

that suks dude , but chiatt happens sometimes -nothin you can do but bite the bullet

[Guest Sprinter]

if you look at your windows right after the last stroke of the squegee at an angle looking at the refelction of the light you'll see every inperfection right then and there, at that point its your call to redo now or wait for joe customer to call you on it.

no tint job needs to wait till its dry to see this if its there its there right now not just showing up later all suprised that it was'nt there earlier.

[Guest imfear44]

you might not have to pull it off if its just min. heat them and press them down with the tip of a bone , but @#$% happens

[Guest S and S]

that sucks big!

[Guest tint rookie]

you might not have to pull it off if its just min. heat them and press them down with the tip of a bone , but @#$% happens

[*]365416

not worth it to sit there and grind the milkyway into the adhesive. you can rip the film off and have it retinted faster.

plus in theory, it hasnt been on there long, it should come off relatively easy, and as long as you get all the adhesive with the pull, you know that glass is gonna be perfect as the debris and dust is stuck to the film.

[Guest tintgod]

nothing and no one is perfect....

even me...

[Guest S and S]

We all know that your not TG!! And None of us are!!

[TINTDESIGNZ]

Just tell em' you thought they wanted graphics!

[Guest willie]

nothing and no one is perfect....

even me...

[*]365444

We all know that your not TG!! And None of us are!!

[*]365451

amen to that brotha and sista

but somehow our minds continue to tell us that when posting