Cuttingedge

If I hear that one more time from a customer I, my head is going to explode.  Why is it the guy with a 12 year old car the first to cry "That Wasn't there when I brought it in".  Why is it he only notices an obscure scratch or blemish in his glass or paint after its been in our shop?  Does anyone do a pre inspection form or do a visual inspection with the customer before pulling the car in their shop?  I don't currently but I am in the process to start doing it.  So tired of customers eye banging their entire car when they come to pick up their car.  People just can't be trusted anymore and I am tired of being blamed for stuff we did not do.  It's getting so bad that we had a girl blame us for her horn not working 2 days after tinting it…a 2003 Mazda 6…WTF is wrong with people??

maybe throw some 3-4" PVC over the metal bar so the roll of film will roll more smoothly..Just an idea

Build a plexiglass or wooden box around it with a front with slits in it so the film can flow out of it. That may help keep it from blowing around or from dust settling on it.

I totally agree with keeping it legal...but you have to get in the mindset of those younger teens and adults.....Honestly how many of you when you were younger had dark window film on ur cars? I know I did when I sported my 1989 Chevy Berretta GTZ. back in 1991 when I was 18....but as I got older I realized how dangerous it is trying to see out at night and most of all I don't like my cars to look ghetto. Hell I dont even have subs in my cars anymore...lol ~Cybil