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Tint racks
Hey everyone, you have probably seen my ad on the side bar for my tint racks. Well i have them marked at 15% off on my website right now till June 14th I’ve also made a quick video showing how the racks are made. I wanted to explain why I think my racks are a better choice than others on the market. Here's why my racks stand out: Quality Material: I cut my racks from 1/8th inch steel, which is sturdier compared to some other brands (you know, the ones that rhyme with "Ruffalo"). In-House Production: All fabricating and powder coating are done in-house, which helps keep pricing low for everyone. Customization: Need a custom size? No problem! I’ve made racks that fit both 10-inch and 17-inch rolls for different materials. Affordable Pricing: My pricing is much lower than other brands because I handle all fabrication myself. You’re not buying from a large company that adds a markup for reselling someone else's racks. Check out my WEBSITE for more details and to watch the VIDEO. Thanks for supporting a small business!- 2
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Dagumheehawthrillbillys! HP20/10 Alligator console, five point seats, 37s on 24" rims, draft pipes...and on and on... I guess I didn't price it high enough to chase it away- 2
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Austin, TX - Experienced Window Tinters - Full Time- $1000 Signing Bonus - W2 - Year Round Work - Willing to Relocate
Company Background: Auto Tinting Austin LLC is a 5-Star rated Window Tinting business established in 2013. We offer high quality products, expert installation and excellent customer service. We Offer: -A Very Positive and Supportive Work Atmosphere -Consistent Work Year Round -Very Competitive Pay -Air Conditioned Bay -Tool Allotment -Snacks and Lunches -$1000 Sign On Bonus -Willing to Assist in Relocating the Right Candidate -Porter and Tint Shop Support Team -Plotter, Bottles, Shampoo Etc All Provided Job Duties: Seeking experienced window tinting technician to install automotive window film. Experience with plotter and hand cutting. Ability to operate manual vehicles for parking and moving. Will work with a helper team that can step in to cut film, move cars, remove film. Positive atmosphere. Hours: Schedule is open Monday-Saturday. Pay: $1000 Sign on Bonus! $1000-$2500+/Week Full Time, $300-600/Day Part Time ---BASE PAY AND TIPS!! Please call to schedule interview. 512-956-8468 Manager: Jody/Aric Auto Tinting Austin LLC 1601 Bench Mark Dr. Ste C Austin, TX 78728 www.AutoTintingAustin.com Job Type: Full-time Job Type: Part-time Pay: $1500-$2500+/Week Full Time, $300-600/Day Part Time -
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Streaks after window tint
I hope the tinter charged you for the re-tint you made him do.- 2
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Streaks after window tint
Depending on where this window is and how quickly it dries after rain, no you might not have noticed it. The amount of water and the pressure that it is sprayed at is how and why moisture has gotten thru.- 1
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Streaks after window tint
Also, wouldn’t I have noticed these streaks before the tint? I only noticed them afterward -
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Streaks after window tint
I see, I didn’t think double glazed windows had gas between the panes? I thought that was a thermally broken window. -
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Streaks after window tint
100% ⬆️ I'm shocked they retinted it since all they had to do was look at the window at an angle from the outside to easily notice the issue was outside of the window film.- 1
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Streaks after window tint
This is not the fault of the window tinter. As you stated, all the rest of the windows are fine. This is failure in the window itself, due to a leak between the panes of glass. You have lost the gas in between the panes and moisture has gotten in.- 2
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Streaks after window tint
Hello i have just had my house windows tinted but im left with these hideous streaks. I made the supplier retint the window and same thing happened. They tinted the rest of the windows without an issue. they’re saying it’s a fault with the glass, which I find hard to believe. It’s just a double glazed window. I tried scrubbing it from the outside but that did nothing any ideas what this could be? I’ve attached a photo
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