people selling tint jobs cheap!!!

[Guest thetintshop]

a simple adding of a 1 can do wonders

I like the other picture of that sign mdog.

[Mdog]

[Guest thetintshop]

[Guest tinterjim]

Stick firm to your price. Actually you should raise them. I just did and I've had very few complaints. That way you'll weed out the customers you really don't want.

[Mdog]

we reaised our prices a while back and almost everything I tint is newer and brand new cars, I never get any of that old crap anymore, which I like.

[oldtinter]

Some day, people are going to realize getting something cheap isn't a badge of honor, it simply means you're CHEAP.

[Guest tinterjim]

[Guest FloridaTintChic]

this is my point,what if I dont do those jobs at $99 that could have been 500 at the endo of the week for turning them away.shouldnt I use a cheaper metalized film and do it?or you still think I should raise the price and stick to mine ? at the end of the month it could be 20 cars ,so what so you think now?

[Guest tinterjim]

hold firm. It will cost a little at first, but it will work out in the end

[Guest thetintshop]

you know what I did? I bought a cheaper film (won't mention names) so I could get a few of those "price only" customers. after some thought, I decided not to offer it at a lower price. I now offer it at my regular price, upped my LLumastar, and upped the platinum plus.

have only had 2 takers on the cheaper stuff. 90% of the people still get the LLumastar. they like that "no color change" warranty.