totw- for the customers that leave their child car seats in the car

[solareclipseauto]

I dont know if any of you do this or if it has already been posted but this is something that we follow very strongly at my shop and all my employees do it. if a customer leaves a car seat in the car we do not buckle the car seat back in after we tint the car. we will take the car seat and place it upside down so that the customer is aware it is not buckled in. we leave it up to them to position and buckle the car seat in place so we are not liable for installing the child seat incorrectly. the next thing anyone needs is a lawsuit because of a car seat coming loose or flying forward.

[Guest banfam55]

Yea upsdie down.I agree.Let the cookies and the trash,candy wrappers,etc..Fall out.lol

[TintWizard]

It's been discussed many times here and most tinters do this it seems , but I agree with the above post ..a good reminder

[Guest haroldshouseoftint]

I leave it (if one) in the front pass seat, if two of em, I turn them around backwards, so they can't get the kids in em

Good Call Solar

[Mr paladin]

I lay it on it's side

[autoimage]

Yep lay it on it's side. But I had Girl (19) the seat was in totaly wrong when I took it out I figured I had better put it in corrcectly myself, for the kids sake. And when she left she just sat the kid in the seat. And I ask her if she was gonna buckle the kid in so she won't go flying through the windshield if she had a wreck. She said that only happens in the movies and drove off.

[tint45]

In the trunk for me.

Yea upsdie down.I agree.Let the cookies and the trash,candy wrappers,etc..Fall out.lol

And the dam cheerios.

[VIP tint + glass]

VERY VERY VERY good tip and reminder. upside down is always the best for me. so they know for a fact you didnt buckle it in. who knows, a customer might think oops it tipped over and plop his/her kid right in. and I always remind the customer as well.

[Guest CajunTinter]

Always upside down, and if they are not installed properly when I take em out; I make it a point to let them know about it when they pick up the vehicle, in a nice way of course....

[tint45]

in a nice way of course....

You mean that you don't biatch-slap 'em and call 'em negligent bazturds?