Computer Cut or Tint Tec

[Guest filmslayer]

You only need a tint cut program if you're doing a lot of the same type of vehicle at once.

Otherwise it's a waste of time IMO.....

Real tinters know how to cut by hand....

We have tint-tec here ,but unless I have 10 cars to do and some one to run the computer,I hand cut every thing.I've yet to see a program that cuts as clean a pattern as I do,and with double cutting it is not much faster....

[WearTheFoxHat]

Ditto on the hand job.

[TintDude]

[Guest tintgod]

Ditto on the hand job.

yeah...hand jobs are the way to go..much safer..

[TintWizard]

Ditto on the hand job.

yeah...hand jobs are the way to go..much safer..

At least you know what to expect if your experienced ..same "happy ending" everytime

[ljr1977]

computercut is the only good system out there! best of the best

this is another peice I'm getting faster 45minutes

I must say that there is a totaly different way of preping the tint when done by computer. as far as the people saying that hand cutting is faster I say " it depends on how your shop is set up" people set there shops up to deal with what they have. my shop is set up for cutting on a computer, so all prep gets done on a glass wall. besides shrinking of a back glass- no knife

I personaly rather a customer see me on a wall weeding patterns- than to see me unrolling a box of film down the side of there car, or even having a razor blade even close to my car. more or less a razor in a haks hand.

[watchdaride]

computer cut . It has graet templates and you can do lettering on it. Very easy to use.

Except for the 170 bux a month they whack you one the.... for their software. I use them and love'em but c'mon 170 bux a month times a thousand cc dealers. Do they really need to make that much profit? I put them up with exxon and the other oil pimps

Is it that much ? I pay alot less but I been with them since the beginning

[watchdaride]

You only need a tint cut program if you're doing a lot of the same type of vehicle at once.

Otherwise it's a waste of time IMO.....

Real tinters know how to cut by hand....

I would say you only need a plotter if you do over 5 cars per day and a couple of employees .

[Carmeltinting.com]

computercut is the only good system out there! best of the best

this is another peice I'm getting faster 45minutes

I must say that there is a totaly different way of preping the tint when done by computer. as far as the people saying that hand cutting is faster I say " it depends on how your shop is set up" people set there shops up to deal with what they have. my shop is set up for cutting on a computer, so all prep gets done on a glass wall. besides shrinking of a back glass- no knife

I personaly rather a customer see me on a wall weeding patterns- than to see me unrolling a box of film down the side of there car, or even having a razor blade even close to my car. more or less a razor in a haks hand.

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