tint tek users

[tint_audiopros]

We mostly have problems with patterns for the older vehicles or just the rear window having a light gap, I have to say the patterns have gotten alot better! Alot of the new patterns are nice, anyone prefer a different program?

[Tint Girl]

We use computer cut and it sometimes on older cars the pattern is alittle short, so I just drag it about 1/2 longerat the bottem.

The patterns for the newer model cars does seem to be better though.

[Protint]

That's what we do with CC too Tintgirl. Now with CC 6.0 you can save your own resized patterns instead of waiting for CC to resize them for you.

[cool dude]

some cuts on the top of the d/p dont line up but I think its b/c the film is shifting from the way the film is on the tube my mistake... there are some cuts that I request from tinttek but they still havent added the patterns ... for example the del sol

[Guest SSC]

I think you're referring to the patented TintTek Dip. A slight dip on the leading edge of the d/p rollups is common.

PrecisionCut has NICE patterns. Not a lot of older vehicles, though. But PrecisionCut doesn't work with my plotter... *ahem*LOGAN*ahem*

If you want 'the best', hand cut is the only way to go.

[cool dude]

precion cut dont have alot of patterns tinttek has but the cuts are ok ....

SSC do you use cc or tinttek or hand cut

[Mr paladin]

I use one of these perfect cut everytime

[Guest haroldshouseoftint]

I use one of these perfect cut everytime

thats the same computer plotter I have

[Guest SSC]

precion cut dont have alot of patterns tinttek has but the cuts are ok ....

SSC do you use cc or tinttek or hand cut

I have tinttek, the customers love it. you know 'WOW, the machine cuts the film!?!'

I would hope that any tinter who happens to have a plotter system is also capable of producing a decent hand cut. we usually use the plotter, and especially if the custy is watching, cuz they think it's cool. but sometimes it's not worth the bother.

I would prefer to have precision cut over tinttek. the lack of patterns isn't really a concern. there are more features.

tinttek is far easier to use than precisioncut for a non-computer person, but I'm a computer person, so that's not a concern for me, either.

[Protint]

Mr. P is right by saying that Stainless steel Olfa's are for newbies . That is why I use a and a reddot.

Seriously every puter cutter I have seen leaves the edge uneven in most cases. That is why we file the edge on 90% of our cars.

The only way you can get a perfect edge everytime is by handcutting.