serious skill

mlemm99 · June 17, 2011

Really. Can you be that pathetic? Vertical and horizontal seams EVERYWHERE. Dirt EVERYWHERE. I think corn IS growing under the film. Plus there is a broken window. Maybe thermal.... faces due east

coast2coasttinting · June 17, 2011

start looking around at building's with film on them, and you will find work way worse then that. :spit

I don't know how some installer's sleep at night. I'm guessing on the pile of cash they screwed people out of.

mlemm99 · June 17, 2011

Wish people wanted good work and I could talk them into it. But hard to get someone who paid once to pay again cause they don't care

coast2coasttinting · June 17, 2011

trouble is that 90% of commercial work is done by bidding, and guess who get's the work.

The lowest bidder of course. That's why I have pretty much quit messing with commercial unless it's for film crew. I have just been sticking to auto and residential work for my own biz. :spit

Tint Artist · June 18, 2011

See it all the time! I go in and try to sell film to them if i see something like that or at least give them my card! Never know!!!

coast2coasttinting · June 18, 2011

See it all the time! I go in and try to sell film to them if i see something like that or at least give them my card! Never know!!!

I had that backfire on me one time. The store owner's son had started his own tinting biz, and The store was his first flat glass job. Needless to say I pissed off the store owner pretty bad. When I ask if they would consider having the film on their window's removed, and new film installed by a proffessional. The guy's face turned red as hell. But you win some you lose some. :facepalm

June 18, 2011

Good lord, its jobs like that make people avoid getting glass tinting. Makes me a little sad inside.

dbdreams · June 18, 2011

See it all the time! I go in and try to sell film to them if i see something like that or at least give them my card! Never know!!!

I had that backfire on me one time. The store owner's son had started his own tinting biz, and The store was his first flat glass job. Needless to say I pissed off the store owner pretty bad. When I ask if they would consider having the film on their window's removed, and new film installed by a proffessional. The guy's face turned red as hell. But you win some you lose some.