the first time

[Guest llunio]

does any one out there ever remember the first car they did for a customer feedback

[Guest 1PEECBARETTA]

I do. looked like chit

[Fiveofeen]

yep, thank god everyone involved didnt know crap about a good tint job.

[Guest timthetintman]

I remember the first one I did, an 89 2d grand am... man I was such a hack. of course in another 10years I'll probably look back and say the same thing again

[Guest BLACKOUT SoKal]

I started small with wing windows and then rollups on up to backglass. couldnt tell ya what kind of car I started on or which car I did all on my own there has been way to many at different shops and different films...its all a blur how I came to be

[hoosierwindowtek]

The first whole car I did by myself was an early nineties Bonnevile. You know, the kind with 4 windows on each side!

It took about 6 or 7 hours and I'm sure it looked horrible.

My next try was a Mercury Cougar. Remember them ginormous doors? No way could a newbie like me handle those suckers.

It's truly a wonder I stuck with it.

When people say, "that takes a lot of patience," I say, "no, it just takes a lot of determination."

[TINTDESIGNZ]

the first time...8th grade... Oh first time tinting........in 1986 a 1984 Cutlass....seamed the backglass!

[Guest losdawg]

my first was my budies fathers 1987 F350 4 dr with a slider it looked like when I was done.

[autoimage]

79 Monte Carlo none framed window cut it right to the edge ( it peeled) and also learned not to use a razor blade on a rear window defroster (glad I got that one out of the way) and it was my buddys car and I ended up buying it.

[Guest haroldshouseoftint]

81 Dodge Omni 4 door, with "Tint Terrorist Special" from Wally Martinez