lexen tint durability

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On 8/27/2020 at 1:05 PM, hoosierwindowtek said:

I wish more in the industry would see that it's best to avoid the cheapest film and the cheapest customers.

Even if the film were free, your time, experience, and liability are worth more than too many shops are willing to charge.

I like to use the example of tire shops. The giant 20" wheels vehicles are getting stock these days take tires that cost $200 EACH, and relatively little skill to install. Meanwhile, many customers still think that a more than $200 tint job is overpriced even though it takes MUCH more time to learn the craft and even to do the installation. Not to mention the fact that the vehicle probably cost 40+ thousand to begin with.

If nobody did cheap tint jobs, then customers would realize they don't exist anymore. Another problem is that the image of the industry is not that great.Too many window film installers selling themselves short and not selling themselves or the value of the product.

 People think, hey, I can get a 55" TV for $300 now, so everything must be cheaper. Why am I paying the same price for window tint that I did 10 years ago?