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January 18, 2010 in Window Tinting - General Discussion

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Posted January 18, 2010

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Posted January 18, 2010

Can't decide which kit to go with, I hear the Delta Kits are good to start off with and the Glasweld kit is better for more complex chips and cracks.

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Posted January 23, 2010

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Posted January 23, 2010

Delta have won almost every competition out there for the last few years, I use Delta all the time and have never had a problem with any style of break. Also ask which company gives you a money back gaurantee if you do not get on with the equipment, yep! Delta.

Really nice people and extremely good service.

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The ///Man

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Posted January 23, 2010

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I have used a few over the years, and for the last 5 or so years only Delta, they work awesome, their resins are awesome, I honestly have no reason to change. Hell I just bought another kit off CL because it was local and a great price. I didn't need it, but I figured hell, why not. The parts are simple, reliable and the kit is super easy to get great results out of.

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TTS

Posted January 23, 2010

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Posted January 23, 2010

We went with Delta Kits... been very happy with them ! :ninja

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alberts316

Posted January 23, 2010

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Posted January 23, 2010

We went with Delta Kits... been very happy with them !

Same here

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Posted January 27, 2010

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Posted January 27, 2010

Thanks for the feedback everyone! By any chance have any of you tried their headlight restoration kit?

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alberts316

Posted January 27, 2010

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Posted January 27, 2010

Thanks for the feedback everyone! By any chance have any of you tried their headlight restoration kit?

no. some headlights just can't be fixed only replaced, But some are able to be sanded and polished

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