Rjsi

Hi Rjsi,
 
Wow those are beautiful pics.  I really like that micro edge pic in the 6th one down - very fine workmanship.
 
And those cars will continue looking that good for a very, very long time.  That film is built like a brick house.  We sell it in the most severe climates on this planet.
 
Thanks,
 
Howard

Hi Howard, 
 
A lot of effort and practice over the last year to today's work that I have been doing.   I have been keeping steady down here in sunny Florida.   I found that the key is not how fast you can get paid, but taking your time to make sure that the next time you see that client again is for the next job, and they remembered you for the good work.  If it takes me 3 hrs, well ok I am good with that, I have never been about quantity, just branding a good rep. 
 
Oh by the way, thanks for the banner!!!!!!

pinnicle 15

dr15

One busy weekend to finish this Small Business day from yesterday.
Here are two of 8 for this weekend.

Shop and graphics look great...

Fun car, on my next I am charging more.... rear glass was a bit of a headache being so big....  QDP + 20%
 
[/url]
 

The car only had 568 miles on it... It had a full PPF package done at the dealer,  I took care of the Tint, I have done 3 cars for this custy already... return custys are great business...

Fun car, on my next I am charging more.... rear glass was a bit of a headache being so big....  QDP + 20%
 
[/url]
 

Here are today's jobs. 
 
2010 Accord and 2013 Altima... these two were cake, done in 4.5 hrs, 5 hrs with set up and cleaning.
 
 

This I did on Saturday, yeah, don't apply heat to the quarter glass.... look at them the wrong way and they start twerking on ya. 
 

 

 
And a little match to factory glass on a Ford truck.
 

 

I picked up a Kobalt digital one last week, 5yr warranty can't be beat, called the Customer svc number and they assured me that if something goes wrong Lowes will replace it right there.  Max temp is 1,260, is plenty hot at 840.

This film is great.... I am in the middle of trying out different films, I find myself grabbing the EWF rolls more often.  Here is today's job.  20% Classic Black.
 

 

 
Here is a perfect match to factory privacy glass...
 

no need to remove the panels... no need to remove the seals/strips.   Easy car, just tuck the film.   I did not remove the spoiler, to cut the top edge, just flip the film the other side and cut the top edge the bottom line of the glass, then flip the film back to the actual position.. woahla!!!  Or cut just a bit close, shrink and give it a nice neatly cut once you get the first squeegee out.    Just did one today in about 1 hr 35 mins. 
 
This one was done with EWF 20 Classic  Black... very easy car, just like the Sedan.
 

 

So far today, even got a new fleet signed up from the local utility company.  What happens when the current tinter is unreliable?, they call somebody else, in this case ME!!!
 
I get a nice work bay, music and all.    All are EWF Classic Black Line
 
 
http://i1374.photobucket.com/albums/ag402/_rjsi/photo5_zpsee3e33d0.jpg
http://i1374.photobucket.com/albums/ag402/_rjsi/photo2-Copy6_zps37e81088.jpg
http://i1374.photobucket.com/albums/ag402/_rjsi/photo3-Copy3_zps65908ca7.jpg
http://i1374.photobucket.com/albums/ag402/_rjsi/photo4-Copy_zps5d28b13a.jpg
http://i1374.photobucket.com/albums/ag402/_rjsi/photo3-Copy2_zpsd49a31e9.jpg
http://i1374.photobucket.com/albums/ag402/_rjsi/photo2-Copy5_zps24e2c45a.jpg
http://i1374.photobucket.com/albums/ag402/_rjsi/photo1-Copy2_zps15c12c69.jpg