mobile tinters!!!

Carmeltinting.com · January 15, 2009

I have tinted mobile for 23 years. I have always demanded an inside location. However I am looking into this website and will probably purchase their pop up shelter when the summer gets going and business picks up here.
FastShelter

We have one of thse blow up shelters but a different brand, I will try and find a link

How well do they work? Do you like it?

January 15, 2009

here's one with out the need to use a generator

www.detaildome.com

vwvanner · January 15, 2009

Save and get a small unit or you will kill your name before you begin with poor quality work , it also gives your local competitors a way to discredit you.

Just an opinion

Carmeltinting.com · January 17, 2009

here's one with out the need to use a generator
www.detaildome.com

Hey Sprinter, have you tried using this - or maybe know someone who does? How do you/they like it?

TintJunkie · January 17, 2009

They sure are expensive. The detail dome would prob be better. The fastshelter would be useless w/o electricity...and you would have to get the $3000-$3500 ones...which are heavy!!

But I suppose if I did mobile work and had a tommy lift on the back of my van/truck I could haul it around.

I only pay $190/month for my shop, but its only 20'x20' with no office.

Carmeltinting.com · January 17, 2009

They sure are expensive. The detail dome would prob be better. The fastshelter would be useless w/o electricity...and you would have to get the $3000-$3500 ones...which are heavy!!
But I suppose if I did mobile work and had a tommy lift on the back of my van/truck I could haul it around.

I only pay $190/month for my shop, but its only 20'x20' with no office.

Where in the world can you get a shop for that $$ ????

TintJunkie · January 17, 2009

I used to have 1000sq ft shop for $450/month but I didn't need all that space. so I moved staying in the same complex to a building they built as a paint booth for a carpenter. Its the size of a garage with a 10 ft ceiling. Its not on a major rd or anything...you would never know it was there unless you knew the warehouse complex was back there. I live in Houston, where you get more for your money!!

For right now, the shop is cheap, and big enough for automotive.

BTW, water and electricity is free!

mates · January 17, 2009

I wish I could get a shop in sydney that cheap , no chance in hell haha its more like $1500 a month at cheapest for a dingy scabby looking place!

Sisqouc · January 18, 2009

I have tinted mobile for 23 years. I have always demanded an inside location. However I am looking into this website and will probably purchase their pop up shelter when the summer gets going and business picks up here.
FastShelter

Ok, so this one fastshelter Model #850 is 16 x 20. That I could see.

What do you guys think is the minimum width you could stand?

As to length, I suppose that is more easily compromised if a little of the longest trucks stick out a few feet.

I'm thinking of building a metal garage at my house for doing some jobs. Sixteen by Sixteen is about all the room I have, unless I roll the dice with code enforcement on the minimum setback rules from the property lines.

Carmeltinting.com · January 18, 2009

I used to have 1000sq ft shop for $450/month but I didn't need all that space. so I moved staying in the same complex to a building they built as a paint booth for a carpenter. Its the size of a garage with a 10 ft ceiling. Its not on a major rd or anything...you would never know it was there unless you knew the warehouse complex was back there. I live in Houston, where you get more for your money!!
For right now, the shop is cheap, and big enough for automotive.

BTW, water and electricity is free!

What a sweet deal! I would go for that in a heartbeat to get off the road.

I have tinted mobile for 23 years. I have always demanded an inside location. However I am looking into this website and will probably purchase their pop up shelter when the summer gets going and business picks up here.
FastShelter

Ok, so this one fastshelter Model #850 is 16 x 20. That I could see.

What do you guys think is the minimum width you could stand?

As to length, I suppose that is more easily compromised if a little of the longest trucks stick out a few feet.

I'm thinking of building a metal garage at my house for doing some jobs. Sixteen by Sixteen is about all the room I have, unless I roll the dice with code enforcement on the minimum setback rules from the property lines.

16 x 16 would definitely work for me.