offering warranty

[Guest 21st Century Tints]

Desert smoke metalized from Sungard and only give warranty for as long as they own the vehicle.

[tint123]

I got a coupla used only dealrs, they dont care about warranties, or what film is put on.

They just want it to have tint, and once they sell it, they will never see it again.

That is the only time I use low cost film, why put on high $$ stuff when that cuts into my profit, and no one knows I did the install ?

[Guest darkdan]

They get the "tail light warranty"

Once I see their taillights....warranty is up.

[TINTZEUS]

I like the "as long as you own your car warranty" most people change every 5 years or so.

but you gotta use a quality product... that way the custy don't come back..

[Guest Sprinter]

everything is lifetime even the dyed film.

[BIG E]

everything is lifetime even the dyed film.

Me to!

[Guest Tintbds]

Everything I do is Lifetime warranty with the exception of commercial jobs they only have 10 year warr, I don't use cheap film because I don't want the headache later on down the road

Tintman237, who pays more the car owner or the commerical jobs?

A commerical job is clearly safer than the car that is mobile, and window touched-up wine-up and down.

Commercial on other hand goes there on glass and that's it.

Sooo. why only 10 years? And car lifetime?

[Guest haroldshouseoftint]

Tintman237, who pays more the car owner or the commerical jobs?

A commerical job is clearly safer than the car that is mobile, and window touched-up wine-up and down.

Commercial on other hand goes there on glass and that's it.

Sooo. why only 10 years? And car lifetime?

that is the film warranty from the manf. all auto and resedential are lifetime, and commercial application is 10year, all my work is lifetime, I thought all manf. warranties were laid out like that mabye not

[Guest Key West]

so basically yyou have to make up for the cost of the job then right, they get what they pay for, it just seems that everyone wants the cheapest tint job, but the best film.

how do you find people react to your pricing for a job. if they say thats alot, what do u say, ... well its a lifetime warranty and I do a good job, or what?

I just tell them "Don't tell me I'm too expensive,..Justa admit you can't afford me and let's move on" (too expensive, indeed!!!) All they are telling me at that point is that my work isn't worth shiot.

Consumer: "I'd NEVER pay that much for it!" Translation: "Oh crap, I can't afford it!" :ahole

[Guest Key West]

I got a coupla used only dealrs, they dont care about warranties, or what film is put on.

They just want it to have tint, and once they sell it, they will never see it again.

That is the only time I use low cost film, why put on high $$ stuff when that cuts into my profit, and no one knows I did the install ?

I have never understood that mentality. PLEASE enlighten me as to why you would choose to take a sizeable hit on your price ($ 60 or more) while saving a few dollars per car in materials? Cheap film is really only $10 or $20 dollars less per vehicle, yet I see people taking an $80 or more hit on the price. GUYS!! It's the same amount of skill and labor, no matter what you apply!

My price is based on my skill and experience, rather than on the fact I only sell high quality tint.

Tint Shop Owner: My retail price is $---.xx per vehicle. I just did a vehicle for $xx.xx dollars. I shaved $80 off my price, but HEY! I saved $20 in materials!!!