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You don't.  You trust the shop or you don't. 
 
Do you question everything like this?  Did I get an Angus steak?  Was it US or Mexico?  Was it really an 8 oz or was it 7.8 oz? 

Not enough money for the value of what you bring to the business. 
I would have a meeting w/ the business owner and or manager. Articulate what you bring to the table on paper and then ask for a pay increase, whether it be a higher commission rate or overall higher salary. 

Not enough money for the value of what you bring to the business. 
I would have a meeting w/ the business owner and or manager. Articulate what you bring to the table on paper and then ask for a pay increase, whether it be a higher commission rate or overall higher salary. 

Give Ⓜ️ Madico a try. Everything is made in Florida and the only film manufacturer that makes their own tint , PPF and Windshield protection film !
Become A Madico Dealer
 

This film takes longer to dry out. You have to push very hard. 2 months and still water. Most likely have to redo the job

I live in San Antonio. Dm me 🙏 

Going to Dm you 

You found a home yes ?

Xpel training class for sure

He is looking for a school, not some guy who thinks he's super special and wants everyone to know. 

No they don’t. From common knowledge it’s a garware product. But it’s definitely not the same color nor the same adhesive as global. The adhesive is actually stronger and faster setting. And the color has a more blue grey color across the board. Regardless who makes it. It’s a rock solid film

The good will only do sub wrk...When we are slam...we sub out our ppf and tint...They ask for what they are worth and I pay it since we price our service right. Hope your retail or wholesale price can afford them with still making a healthy profit or raise your price.

Im qualified but I'm not showing up on time that's for sure. 

Excited to announce that our new shop will be completed this month. We hope to get moved in and using it next month. Been a long time in the making and we are more than ready!

As a dealer you don't have to call your orders in, simply log in online and order them from your portal.   No issues with Client support.

This being my 38th year installing film. The thought of retirement does it really excite me. 56 years old and I still love what I do. My new goal I think is the try to make it to 50 years installing film. If I can make it twelve more healthy years. Last year in a discussion with my wife she told me why don't I just slow down. Go to 5 days a week. I agreed! That was over a year ago. Still working 6 days a week. I love my work. This Saturday I'll do a 38 aquilia in the morning. Doing new 2019 Blazer on my way home.lol 

You get the humble award

I use this tool everyday on back windows. It extracts a lot of water on bottom portions of the rear windshields

2005 I almost cut my thumb off taking a sticker off a quarter glass from a Honda Accord. 9 stitches later I’m fine. Got a nickname of “knuckles “

I use slip tape on bulldozer and my hard card. I double layer the tape so it last longer. Currently with all the summer workload the tape last 1 week. I prep the tools with denatured alcohol prior to placing slip tape. Hope this helps

I use slip tape on bulldozer and my hard card. I double layer the tape so it last longer. Currently with all the summer workload the tape last 1 week. I prep the tools with denatured alcohol prior to placing slip tape. Hope this helps

Their film is def worth checking out

I like the Blackout squeegee in the Handjob.  Sounds like a porno response but I dont make the tool names. lol
 
https://44tools.com/fusion-5-ppf-black-out-blade/
 
https://44tools.com/fusion-hand-job/

Yes just pull the from the top toward the middle of the car. It’s held in by clips and a bungee cord so don’t pull to far. Once out take the cord off of the panel. There’s also another plastic retainer that’s made to keep the panel in place once the airbags deploy. That you need a 90 degree pick. It has four retaining clips two on top and two on the bottom. Just pull and pick the clips up to get it out of the sheet metal. Once out grab the panel and pull towards the front of the car. This will make the install a breeze. I usually tape all the modules to prevent slip from getting in as there a lot of slip with a glass this big. Use microfiber rope at the bottom of the glass to soak up excess moisture.