Johnson window films or Madico?

[tigerstripe]

if it wasnt for the glue failure, and blury vision the johnson would be great, of course then they would have to charge as much as madico.

[tintnfool]

If you end up using J's film....make sure you fill out the warranty cards becaue you will be turning most of them in inside of 2 years.

[Guest R1chardpease]

Man if the films only gonna last about 2 years I don't even think its good enough for practicing on :/

[big money]

If you end up using J's film....make sure you fill out the warranty cards becaue you will be turning most of them in inside of 2 years.

[big money]

Man if the films only gonna last about 2 years I don't even think its good enough for practicing on :/

If your going to practice on friends cars and not charge, use a cheap film. But when you are referred a paying customer, be ready to have some quality material. When the film fails, the customer doesn't care where it came from, all that they are going to tell everyone who asks is who tinted it, not that you were just learning with some cheap tint. Get sample packets from diffrent vendors and ask for their warranty claims procedure, to include how they reimburse you for defective film.

[BIG E]

If your just practicing I'd go with the cheaper film-most will end up in the dumpster anyway!

I carry both and Johnson is not as bad as some people make it out to be but, Madico is the shiznit!JMO

[tintnfool]

I carry both and Johnson is not as bad as some people make it out to be but, Madico is the shiznit!JMO

I would have to bad mouth the hell out of it for it not to be "as bad as some make it out to be"......and I mean intense bad mouthing, breaking things, burning houses down, strangling kittens....just nasty bad.

[Guest The Instructor]

I'm wanting to figure whats a good film To start using. I really haven't tinted a lot of cars but I'm going to start practicing on a few friends ect. I heard Madico is good but you can get Johnson for like half the price.

I'm sure I could catch alot of opinions on this when I say "film is film" (meaning quality of course). It all installs pretty much the same as long as you know what your doing...

So guys dont turn this into a Ford vs. Chevy thing Im sure each one of you has there own favorite film

[Guest vclimber]

I'm sure I could catch alot of opinions on this when I say "film is film" (meaning quality of course). It all installs pretty much the same as long as you know what your doing...

I'll just leave it at that...

[Guest outkast tinter]

I'll second that