Bham

Sucks that you got screwed. Sorry to hear that.   But that is what we all kinda figured.  

I created an account just to respond here. I'm not a "tinter" or whatever yall may call yourselves but I came across this product and thought that it looked pretty cool and something I could do myself. I ordered from Lazeway and spent like $150 for two packages. The product is from China although they claim all this America stuff on the website. All i received was two simple rolls of tint, nothing special. I was totally scammed and now I'm looking all over the internet for anyone talking about this product to let them know. 
 
Dont buy from them. 

then Dano was correct about trying to polish it out with the proper glass polish.  Much care and experience is needed for this type of repair.  

As far as I can tell @Bhamit seems to be on the outside of the glass.

That looks like a mar on the surface, hard to see until the tint is installed due to adding contrast. Not likely that the installer is at fault. You might be able to polish some of that out. Use a professional glass polishing compound and maybe ask a car detailer to do it.

I wish it was a 2dr hatch but it’s still cool.  New Integra   

I wish it was a 2dr hatch but it’s still cool.  New Integra   

A few jobs recently done. 

Moved our shop and found this old 3M Relic. Brand New and never used.

I wasn't impressed with anything I read on that site. Terribly vague on product info. 

From the site, I don't understand what it is. What is "overtint"?
 
 
 

Especially on something like an Audi/Acura, Hyundai or VW with super tight seals.  
Don't think that will work with anything rigid or thick.   

Especially on something like an Audi/Acura, Hyundai or VW with super tight seals.  
Don't think that will work with anything rigid or thick.   

Glad to hear from you also Stan.  Hope all is well?   

Leo is still around building armored luxury cars in Riga! He is also running his vodka museum ✊

Just a average day.. Did a full tint job go home and take a nap for a hour before going to the gym

I just found the best answer, so far, to the peanut problem plaguing the Dodge rear window.
 
Normally I will use #3 steel wool w/soap and water, microfiber wipe, mist, squeegee, 70% alcohol, squeegee, flush, squeegee, flush and lay film.
 
A few days ago the alcohol was out of reach and I picked up a bottle of 15% Rapid Tac/85% water and the film stuck down better than ever. I thought it was a fluke and tried it again on a windshield and got the same results.
 
Rapid Tac is usually used as a surface prep cleaning solution for vinyl graphics and also good for wet applications of factory truck bedside graphics, think FX4 and TRD logos.
 
Sometimes I win by accident, this was one of those times. I hope this helps everyone else win as well.

Whew.  I am worn out.     My "new to me" truck DOES NOT have the “easy to shrink” windshield.    

Congrats!

Whew.  I am worn out.     My "new to me" truck DOES NOT have the “easy to shrink” windshield.    

Everything has been run of the mill lately, but this one was different.
 
Set of doors in HP30 and wrapped hood and upper bumper cover in Avery Rugged Onyx Black.
 
The pebbled texture has a bedliner look without adding 100lbs to the panel.
 
You wouldn't believe the stupidity involved in getting that bumper cover off of there. I probably could have laid it in place, but I didn't want a warranty issue to haunt me when my client is 1000mi away. And I like to snap the film arround the headlight curves and bezel.

Take those stupid spoiler guards off, jeez.  Stupid!!  Just stupid.   

Forgot how much of a pain in the ass the rear window is on the Chrysler PT Cruiser.  First attempt success with Xpel 15% XR ceramic.  Forgot to take some pics after install.

Adding the Global 70% ceramic to a factory 20% tinted glass would be RATHER beneficial as far as heat rejection, without making it any darker.  The 70% ceramic from Global performs amazingly, granted the color could be a little better, but I will overlook that part for the amount of IR and heat rejection you get out of such a clear-ish film.  I recommend this shade all the time to my senior customers who don't want to go any darker but complain about the heat.    

Take those stupid spoiler guards off, jeez.  Stupid!!  Just stupid.