ultratintsouthport

I've met plenty of "10 car / day" tinters. But in all my years I've never seen a single one of them actually achieve it, let alone to a high standard. If there's a way to do them that fast, and that perfect, I'd sure love to know about it.

Great advice there RockyDaz.  Works a treat.  
 

I'll often add ten litres to my Corny tank setup at a time. No problems with sedimenting etc, so I can just top it up and get a perfect mix every time. The official suggestion on the bottle when you convert it to "real" units of measure ([emoji13]) is about 80ml : 10L water. We have higher temps and higher humidity so I bump it up to 100ml:10L. Nice round numbers, good mix of slip /grip, and easy to adjust for different quantities..
10ml:1L
20ml:2L
30ml:3L
etc etc.... [emoji106]

Porsche Macan S in 3M CS...

Lexus IS250C

New Porsche Boxster

Toyota Hilux SR5 - Black on black, with black.

Ford Ranger.
Double application, as specified by the customer...

3M BC35 and CS20...

Don't ask me why.... I'm just the tinter. [emoji53]
On the plus side, he paid double my fee.   

250+ sq/m of glass in HP Bronze 40 and 3M Gold Frosted Crystal on the set of The Rock's new movie San Andreas.

I agree. We have six cameras recording 24/7 in our shop. Out front in the driveway, the reception, the entry, and multiple angles of the Tint bays. It's saved us a number of times in the last few years.
One customer insisted that a tactical flashlight had gone missing from his car while it was in our shop and he wanted us to pay for it or he'd go to the police. I told him I would be happy to download and compile every second of every angle of the 3hrs that his vehicle was with us so he could satisfy himself that it didn't happen here.
He said the mere fact that we would offer to do that told him right away that he was mistaken. He's been a loyal repeat customer ever since.
...and no, I don't know if he ever found the flashlight.
Similar experiences have come up relating to vehicle damage, and I've always found honesty to be the best policy. The most recent one was a little Audi hatchback. I told the customer that I truly didn't believe that the scratches to the front bumper happened in our workshop, but that we could review the security footage together and if indeed it did happen here, I'd be happy to pay for any repairs.
If you never do anything that you wouldn't want the whole world to see, cameras can be your best friend.
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