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Especially aftermarket glass, but a lot of oem as well. -
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Suede door panels and dash. The seats are awesome and the wrap around controls are pretty cool, even if it is only the a/c.- 2
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More information is really needed here to give a proper answer to the question. How old was the tint job at the time of posting the question? We all know that it can take up to 21 days for the film to dry out properly and that it can look a bit lumpy in that time. Is the vehicle new enough to the owner that they may not have noticed a defect in the glass prior to the application of film? What did the tinter have to say about it? Sine the OP has only 1 post to their name, we can assume they've come here to look for an alternate answer to the one their tinter may have provided already. However, I won't speculate on that further.- 1
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Who makes a film that doesn't have impressions from the core tension on the last few feet? If a defect is found in the middle of a roll the installer should have enough sence to not use it. 9/10 distributors would replace a defective roll without any hesitation. -
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Though a resurrected post: Break it down. As Judge Judy would say, 'Your water, their car, you are responsible'. Vehicle owner is not responsible and it would be insulting to ask them to check with their insurance. Insurance comes into play; are the repair costs greater than your deductible, if so, you can go that route? However, insurance co's tend to react with raised rates with claims to cover your activities. From a long term perspective using insurance for every issue like the one you're facing, it could add up to being uninsurable. Save insurance claims for catastrophic claims. If your company is on excellent financial footing and repairs fall under your deductible, you could simply accept the responsibility and pay for the repairs yourself. This would work in the long term by boosting your biz-client credibility through word of mouth. As you may already surmise, this would benefit over the long term. It's narcissistic to turn it back around on the car owner when you know or suspect you are responsible. Business life lesson here; be selective in what vehicles get tinted, there's always another one that will fill the void without complications. Modifying approach to installation through moisture mitigation will also alleviate this type event.- 1
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PPA, The best info given is in the post you quoted. A product with an 05 designation runs counterintuitive to what you said about 'to not be super dark'. With 05 films, think limousine window darkness. -
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It is very strange... I've yet to have that problem myself. You do need to he more diligent in your water management to assure less water usage. If they're trying to hold you liable, refer them to your insurance. Your insurance will investigate and deem who has responsibility. If they deny it, your customer deals with the insurance and you're out of the liability.
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