painted600rr

so is there a panel that covers the glass on the inside like it does on the outside?

2 r&r doors on a vw passet

2014 2 dr Civic

Fronts and entire windshield on 03 silverado

Fronts and strip 16 Toyota Venza

Fronts and strip on Toyota Tacoma

Entire 2014 Toyota Tundra 4 door with also removing fronts and strip

Im just about to leave now to go do 4 decent sized house windows.

Thats a pretty busy day for me. Ready for a beer.

where in florida are you located? do you have a climate controlled shop?

ive used that edge took that smartie linked. they work pretty good. you could also try a red devil. 

2005 maserati quattroporte

 

Color stable full tint.

35% roll ups

20% back window. 

 

Back doors were a fun challenge. 

 

how did u go about getting those rear roll ups done? ive done a couple and find them to be a nightmare.

what product and how do you apply it?

I push the gasket down, peel the entire liner, install the bottom first and let the middle and top part of the film kind of just fall onto the window..once its all on the glass, push on it and slide it up towards the top edge..those windows move some when you push on em..not a terrible window once you have done a couple

this is how i do mine. if your using plotter patterns it makes it a bit easier.

2012 toyota camry

2005 audi a6

2008 bmw 3-series

the busiest day ive had in a while.

its a 3 door. theres a little half door on the other passenger side which is why all the windows are different.

1991 Honda Accord wagon

6 8" Sundown speakers

Air ride

Strip and tint w carbon 18/full windshield 45%

Thing is ridiculously loud. Pretty cool little car.

you talking about 6 8" midbass speakers or subwoofers?

8" subwoofers. The box is tuned to like 35hz. It hits really deep, surprisingly so for such a small woofer.

looks like those are some pretty beefy 8" subs

1991 Honda Accord wagon

6 8" Sundown speakers

Air ride

Strip and tint w carbon 18/full windshield 45%

Thing is ridiculously loud. Pretty cool little car.

you talking about 6 8" midbass speakers or subwoofers?

speaking of stereos I just finished this stereo install with a jvc double din indash screen with back-up camera and 10" infinity reference subwoofer in custom fiberglass enclosure. in a bmw x5.

custom made speaker grill for a more factory look

the fiberglass enclosure hidden behind the panel

panel and grill in place hiding the subwoofer

300watt powerbass amplifier hidden in opposite compartment

and it sounds awesome

no tint today but I did install a remote starter on a push-to-start 2010 nissan murano.

Did your custy run you through the start up procedure on the push to start?

I hate it when u ask them for the key and they give you a funny look and say "its not a key its this thingy you got to put in your pocket." its okay because I make them feel really dumb when I explain how the remote starts works with the pts and they still cant wrap their head around it.

no tint today but I did install a remote starter on a push-to-start 2010 nissan murano.

I had a nice milwakee and then it burnt out on me in the middle of a back glass. ive been using a torch for now....

put a pony decal over it.

most of the vent visors are two sided taped on and are carefully and easily removed. you can buy different width 3m tape at any auto parts store and just replace it with new. the newer style ones are just slid into the window channel.

better to just leave them on. these can crack very easily. not worth the risk. just roll the window down a little more and be careful the tint doesnt fall off the window.

I agree with you for the narrow ones, but for some wide ones, how would you do it?

never ran into the bigger ones. id probably let the customer know that I may or may not crack the shield and wont replace if I do or tell them they need to be removed before I can install tint. sounds bad but those things are just a pain in the ass and ive cracked one before.

most of the vent visors are two sided taped on and are carefully and easily removed. you can buy different width 3m tape at any auto parts store and just replace it with new. the newer style ones are just slid into the window channel.

better to just leave them on. these can crack very easily. not worth the risk. just roll the window down a little more and be careful the tint doesnt fall off the window.

my customers could care less about the film i sell or any shop in the area for that matter they just want the cheapest price. use the film your happy with and stop worrying about what your neighbor is doing.

From what I have been able to find out, MaxPro is definitely NOT a re-boxed film. It is a component film - meaning that the components are "assembled" in various places around the U.S. and then sold under the MaxPro brand. The people behind this maker have a very rich and long career in the industry coming in many cases from BIG names having worked for those manufactures for several years. With large corporations now taking over and acquiring solid film makers, these people have left their former companies and banded together to offer a reasonable alternative to the likes of CP, Bekeart, 3M, etc. etc.

These guys are window film people with a love for what they do and an accurate understanding of what we as tinters expect and need. They have a passion for what they do and do not answer to the corporate "stockholders", they answer to us instead.

Most who have tried it LOVE it. Most who distribute it LOVE it.

MaxPro seems to be quietly taking market share and are building a solid customer base. I personally have used their commercial films and can find nothing wrong with them.