Glass Tinting Supplies

Couple of trucks from last week...

2016 Audi RS5... 4.2-litre V8, bagging out 450-hp.
Installed some Fusion Ceramic NX33.
Very tight getting the the bottom of the BG.
Also, there is no felt on the gaskets. Not easy getting the felt on as they are a 1 piece unit.
Very nice looking machine IMO..
Cheers

Rear screen on Toyota Van
2016 Range Rover Sport LR-V8 (510 HP)
2015 Chryler 300 SRT
2015 Kia Sportage

Rear screen on Toyota Van
2016 Range Rover Sport LR-V8 (510 HP)
2015 Chryler 300 SRT
2015 Kia Sportage

Good to see you also tint regular cars Dynamic
Folks can see that they can get the best done to their cars also.
Nice work mate.

Went back today to inspect... Looks good
They tell me that the shopping complex has been approved for redevelopment, and will be knocked down in 3 years

Went back today to inspect... Looks good
They tell me that the shopping complex has been approved for redevelopment, and will be knocked down in 3 years

We did some atrium ceiling glass late last year.
Completed the remainder last night/this morning.
3 scissor lift running at once. Completed in 7 hours. Total price was $15k or $520 per window

 
 

1973 Holden Torana LJ GTR XU1
Like the day it was made 42 years ago



Took all of the glass side glass out for a complete custom fit.

1973 Holden Torana LJ GTR XU1
Like the day it was made 42 years ago



Took all of the glass side glass out for a complete custom fit.

I tinted a fleet of around 35 pink beetles a few years back... Never, ever wanted to see a bug again.
BTW.. I hated bugs before that also... And the owners are freaks. Sorry to all of the beetle owners out there, but... You are freaks.

I tinted a fleet of around 35 pink beetles a few years back... Never, ever wanted to see a bug again.
BTW.. I hated bugs before that also... And the owners are freaks. Sorry to all of the beetle owners out there, but... You are freaks.

Hey Dynamic,
Lets just say... It's the kind of car you would buy an "ex" wife.

A day of 2015's
2015 Land Rover

2015 Ford Everest (New type of car)

2015 Mitsubishi Mirage

2015 Hyundai Elantra (No pics... Forgot)

That's some nice looking work there Dynamic...
There are a few cars there that I wouldn't mind driving around on a weekend.
Xtra cab Tundra looks the gear.

Nice GTR Reckless.
Applied another full protection pack today on this nice little Toyota Ascent Sport.
NX33 Ceramic on the front and HP75 on the rear privacy glass.

100 LM (Lineal metres) of blue sticky tape. 75 mm safety bands.
Seems like silly work to be doing, however $12+ taxes per LM = $1000 profit for 4 hours work.
Almost feels like theft... Legal theft...

100 LM (Lineal metres) of blue sticky tape. 75 mm safety bands.
Seems like silly work to be doing, however $12+ taxes per LM = $1000 profit for 4 hours work.
Almost feels like theft... Legal theft...

BTW..
Not sure where the love has gone for TD on this thread?
I couldn't imagine anyone else running TintDude.
Love your work Ric

BTW..
Not sure where the love has gone for TD on this thread?
I couldn't imagine anyone else running TintDude.
Love your work Ric

Hey Showus..
I can't see how this is any fault of Shawn or SolarFX...
If the buyer needs to be aware of anything, it is to understand what the warranty does and doesn't cover.
If the warranty says that it doesn't cover fading, then it doesn't cover fading... End of story.
 
I can see that SolarFX (Like anyone in the market place) needs an economically priced entry level film to offer installers out there that just want cheapest price.
 
It's funny how the old saying seems to be a rule that shows true generation after generation... "You pay for what you get."
 
If something is over priced, it will eventually come down... If something is underpriced, it will always go up in price. There will always be a balance in the end, and a choice to make.
 
My choice is always use the best I can.. Whilst still representing value for money.
If you are not happy with what you are using, vote with your feet.
Hope all ends well.

Hey Showus..
I can't see how this is any fault of Shawn or SolarFX...
If the buyer needs to be aware of anything, it is to understand what the warranty does and doesn't cover.
If the warranty says that it doesn't cover fading, then it doesn't cover fading... End of story.
 
I can see that SolarFX (Like anyone in the market place) needs an economically priced entry level film to offer installers out there that just want cheapest price.
 
It's funny how the old saying seems to be a rule that shows true generation after generation... "You pay for what you get."
 
If something is over priced, it will eventually come down... If something is underpriced, it will always go up in price. There will always be a balance in the end, and a choice to make.
 
My choice is always use the best I can.. Whilst still representing value for money.
If you are not happy with what you are using, vote with your feet.
Hope all ends well.

BTW..
Not sure where the love has gone for TD on this thread?
I couldn't imagine anyone else running TintDude.
Love your work Ric

BTW..
Not sure where the love has gone for TD on this thread?
I couldn't imagine anyone else running TintDude.
Love your work Ric

In the defense of the ShadeKing.. It could still actually be a misunderstanding.. I think that SK has just mistaken his films.. Either way.. I was always 100% sure that it wasn't the Classic Black from the outset. Just need the Shade King to man up and admit to the errors of his ways now.