coast2coasttinting

2drs & sunstrip

Reg cab truck

Setuo a Christmas tree & made 25 ornaments like this one.

I hate that phrase.

wow thanks Twiz. That really means alot coming from you.

just don't kill your profit with over head and advertising.

doesn't matter. One man can only tint so many cars. If I can do it. I know you can too. I do 20 cars a week 30 tops.

here is the best advice I can give to any tinter TJ. I am a 1 man show. This year I did just over 100k in sales and only 25% of that was flat glass. So even if you hate doing cars. Don't quit cause the money is dam good.

really I am just phuking with you, but it sounds like you are gonna need a bigger garage.

you don't even tint cars anymore TJ what do you know.

thanks again for hooking up my logo. I will get a gallon ordered once I am back from vaca. You had me sold at apple scented.

you can put me down for a gallon, but I don't need it for about 3 weeks from now. I would like to buy directly from you guys if I can

I like the fact that it's green apple scented. Not sure what some of the film manny's will feel about it having fragrents in it though.

it almost looks like palmolive. I hope thats not the case. I would like a sample myself too.

will it burn if it gets in my eyes? looks cool too. I like the name. Good luck yall.

I had Express Window Film turn purple instantly when used alcohol. Not a good idea for auto

Only film with dye in the glue would turn purple instantly. You need to use better film no matter if you are using alcohol in your slip or not.

I am glad things are looking up for you. The best move I ever made was to get out on my own. As long as you are motivated and don't mind working. I think you will do fine on your own.

when I use to do PPF. I use 50/50 alcohol and water, with a couple drops of J&J shampoo in it.

That sounds no good at all, but I use roughly 4 to 6 onces of alcohol per 3 to 5 gallon tank of slip.

I use a little alcohol in my slip, and have never had any issues with it.

you might also talk with him about a flat rate instead of commison. He will get paid the same every month. And it will push you to get more work done. Try taking an average of how much you do a month in tint and see if he will work with that.

I would go looking for my own shop.

here are pics of a hatch back I did. You can unbolt and move the Spoiler out of the way while you shrink and cut the back glass.

I bet solar insulation out of nashville would be my guess.

I wish it was me.

I'm not knocking your work, but I was trained with the understanding the 995 had to be tooled to insure that there were no voids in the wet glaze. As far as the concave bead goes it sound to me like you saw someone using the wrong trowel.

some of the first windows I ever did was with a can of that chit from autozone.

Was like pouring coke on a window

Sell the static kling film it's much better then spray on.