TNTLady

Now you are going to find out what us old timers had to deal with on a daily basis.  
 
Good luck

New idea for saving lost tools.    
 
Install a theft alarm like Wal-Mart has at the front door.  Put a theft strip on all of your tools.  
When the vehicle is backed out of the bay, the alarm will go off if you left a tool in the vehicle.  
 
Cause you know the dang customers NEVER bring them back.  

Its your time /install /removal rates. Go with what your market will bear.
Removal definitely does not fall under $49.00 special where I come from.
 
 

Whenever a customer states they remove the film, we remind them that film is only part of the removal and that the glue has to be removed too.  If not, there will be a charge which can be the same amount or even higher than our normal removal charge.  Had a customer last week removing tint from only the rear window because he didn't want to pay the $150 we charge.  So he did it himself, shredded the film everywhere requiring a full scrape.  Explained it to him that he actually made the job much worse and we would now $250 to remove it, but recommended him just to buy a new rear glass since it will come out cleaner.

They leave tint all in the dot matrix and the cracks of the cars takes forever to get out! Back Windows suck to get out old tint had to do it with a olfa knife sideways! And sometimes they don't tell you  it was tinted before on the phone  sneaky suckers!

Looking forward to seeing your first POTW win submitted from the new digs!!

that's a big bay door in the works me thinks 

Thanks! Cracking the whip has now become a daily thing. For sure it really is nice to finally do the things I had always thought of but just never got around to doing it. I hope my vision becomes reality. Thanks again @Bham! 

This is how far the building crew got on Friday. Hoping to finish drying it in this week but we have rain possible Monday and Tuesday. Then overhead doors will go up, stone masons will do the facade/wainscoat (required by city code enforcement), electricians, plumber, AC guys and spray in foam people will start doing there stuff. Then the buildout inside for office, loft, kitchen and bathroom can begin. Sooo much to do now and the clock is ticking.

Thanks! Cracking the whip has now become a daily thing. For sure it really is nice to finally do the things I had always thought of but just never got around to doing it. I hope my vision becomes reality. Thanks again @Bham! 

Wow.  Coming along nicely  
 
i bet it’s nice to do this from start to finish.  
Headache  I’m sure.  But still cool to get it just the way you want it.
Good on ya Ma’am.  And good luck.  

This is how far the building crew got on Friday. Hoping to finish drying it in this week but we have rain possible Monday and Tuesday. Then overhead doors will go up, stone masons will do the facade/wainscoat (required by city code enforcement), electricians, plumber, AC guys and spray in foam people will start doing there stuff. Then the buildout inside for office, loft, kitchen and bathroom can begin. Sooo much to do now and the clock is ticking.

This is how far the building crew got on Friday. Hoping to finish drying it in this week but we have rain possible Monday and Tuesday. Then overhead doors will go up, stone masons will do the facade/wainscoat (required by city code enforcement), electricians, plumber, AC guys and spray in foam people will start doing there stuff. Then the buildout inside for office, loft, kitchen and bathroom can begin. Sooo much to do now and the clock is ticking.

So this guy is an idiot.  @OverLord  
 
https://m.facebook.com/groups/572238552969484/permalink/721218024738202/
 

None... weirdly enough? Had this old bronco with the million $ tint job though 

Sounds like my day...you know the one situation, one of my guys did an update to the POS he shouldn't have which basically disabled our POS, we tinted over peeling headlights which ended up not sticking well so had to be pulled off which removed the bad clearcoat so now have to restore the headlights for free next week.  Then for the cherry on top, another one my guys scheduled the headlight restoration next Saturday which we don't do on Saturday since it is too busy in the installation area.  I was like if one more problem pops up today, I am driving off a cliff.

Do you have a rough est. on when things should be completed?
 
 

Cancelled our trip to SEMA this year....too much to do now to get into my shop.

77 bronco.... wish me luck!

I keep mine with me at all times so no one will call

LOL I saw Lull on the lift and my monitor is off brand  .Looks pink on my screen.
 
 
 
Someone should paint one pink for save the boobies month anyway.They all need our support.
 
http://www.cancer.ca/en/get-involved/events-and-participation/find-an-event-near-you/breast-cancer-awareness-month-on/?region=on

Bag it or steam it and hope for the best! 
 

In my opinion the best method is using a black garbage bag and Windex with ammonia in it.
the second best option is using a jiffy steamer. not a regular pressure on demand steamer

Finally some progress is being made!

Finally some progress is being made!