944 comming in fri

VIP tint + glass · March 29, 2011

oh man that car will never be worth my time

coast2coasttinting · March 29, 2011

iF I ever try another 1 I would want atleast 3 or 4 bills to mess with it.

Even then probably wouldn't be happy with the way they turn out.

I bet the rubber around the BG is so messed up it would fall to piece's. :bingo

nctinter · March 30, 2011

I turned the last one away because the car was absolutely immaculate. Like off the showroom floor. I could tell this guy would not be happy. I told him to never get it tinted, it looked good original lol

Jayz81 · March 30, 2011

RUN!!!! or charge $944 for the tint job, either way you win . :thumb

Underground · March 30, 2011

oh man that car will never be worth my time

RUN!!!! or charge $944 for the tint job, either way you win .

:lol

Mr paladin · March 30, 2011

1/4 windows are the least of your problem, and no they don't need to come out.

That sides are easy especially the 1/4s do know how to seam? If I remember the last one we did we seamed on the top defroster line and the bottom defroster line also those cars have a black border around the back window that likes to flake off.

micro-edge · March 30, 2011

:lol2

coast2coasttinting · March 30, 2011

1/4 windows are the least of your problem, and no they don't need to come out.

That sides are easy especially the 1/4s do know how to seam? If I remember the last one we did we seamed on the top defroster line and the bottom defroster line also those cars have a black border around the back window that likes to flake off.

:soapbox

The last one I did I removed as much of the border as I could. Put the film on leaving about a 1/4 inch from the edge's all the way around to keep down the contamtination. Then I finsihed by using blackout tape about 3/8 wide all the way around the outside edge. Still looked like chit to me, but the custy was happy. I wanna say I 4 pieced it, but only because I was using 24 in and it was 5%

chriskent85 · March 30, 2011

the only reason i asked about the 40" roll is because computer cut doesnt have the back glass in their system, It says it is too big to be cut with a 40" plotter, (which i know a 40" plotter doesnt cut all 40"s, i would say im very experienced but ive just never seen one so i had to ask, i guess if im busy fri, i'll just send him on his way, he is comming thru on his way to texas, if im slow i'll give it a shot.