Tint Slayer

I've installed the dyed, pretty confident it's the same as solar fx carbon which is a good film. Haven't had the chance to install any of the ceramic but will say the XR plus 45 is very blue. Probably wouldn't use it on just two fronts but ok for full car. 

i say that to myself too lol
ever use the Blue Quick Foot? the small end is the little version of the big end, just mentioning in case you wanted another tool to distract you from the tools you already use successfully, i have a whole box of those.

Carpet protection film, also good for back decks, you can probably find cheaper than this one-
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071WD4NLR/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_wbAwCb2G2TJFK 

Are you writing "behide" on purpose? 

Are  you referring to if it already has the pattern in the system, or you have away to make the curve in the program? Because many cars still don't have a pattern for a straight cut strip and some none at all. I hate visor strips to begin with, but am in the minority that I don't like the straight cut ones. To me they look like a smiley face on the glass. 

Always recommend to cover the panels. Edge film has some really great reusable covers or home depo sells pre-mask shark skin that is pretty reasonable. 
When you still get part of the cloth wet you might wet the entire area so when it drys you don't have the stain line. Just saying...works!
Cheers 

I make this every couple months, it's a win and puts me to sleep lol
 
Crock Pot Chicken and Dumplings
 
4 boneless/skinless chicken breasts
2 tablespoons of butter 1 (10.75 oz)
can of cream of chicken soup 1 (10.75 oz)
can of cream of celery soup
3 1/2 cups of chicken broth
1 onion, finely diced
1 cup celery, diced
1 cup carrots, diced
Chicken boullion seasoning or cube salt & pepper
 
*As for the dumplings... You can make your own dumplings, or use 1 (10 oz) package of refrigerated biscuit dough, torn into pieces
 
1. EXCLUDING THE BISCUITS put all ingredients in...
2. Cover and cook on LOW for 8 hours.
3. About an hour (give or take) before serving, remove chicken and pull into pieces and return to the soup mixture, place the torn biscuit dough in and cook until the dough is no longer raw in the center.
 
 
 

i say that to myself too lol
ever use the Blue Quick Foot? the small end is the little version of the big end, just mentioning in case you wanted another tool to distract you from the tools you already use successfully, i have a whole box of those.

I make this every couple months, it's a win and puts me to sleep lol
 
Crock Pot Chicken and Dumplings
 
4 boneless/skinless chicken breasts
2 tablespoons of butter 1 (10.75 oz)
can of cream of chicken soup 1 (10.75 oz)
can of cream of celery soup
3 1/2 cups of chicken broth
1 onion, finely diced
1 cup celery, diced
1 cup carrots, diced
Chicken boullion seasoning or cube salt & pepper
 
*As for the dumplings... You can make your own dumplings, or use 1 (10 oz) package of refrigerated biscuit dough, torn into pieces
 
1. EXCLUDING THE BISCUITS put all ingredients in...
2. Cover and cook on LOW for 8 hours.
3. About an hour (give or take) before serving, remove chicken and pull into pieces and return to the soup mixture, place the torn biscuit dough in and cook until the dough is no longer raw in the center.
 
 
 

This is actually easier than you think, and very, very good. If you like salmon.  

I love this product. Never had a problem pulling it out. Just make sure you pull upwards towards the ceiling. On Mercedes CLAs, this is almost a must on the back glass 

Are you writing "behide" on purpose? 

Are you writing "behide" on purpose? 

i say that to myself too lol
ever use the Blue Quick Foot? the small end is the little version of the big end, just mentioning in case you wanted another tool to distract you from the tools you already use successfully, i have a whole box of those.

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I am actually really glad i posted this. The responses have given me a new outlook.  I just blow it off now. I had a young guy call me boss about 5 times in a short conversation the other day. I was all I could do to not start laughing. He was a really nice kid though. I'm just going to start responding with " hey Tiger" haha  J/K

Most of our customers purchase Ceramic or Crystalline, so tinting the windshield comes up often when they are looking for heat rejection.  I would say 60% of the time they ask for it, 40% of the time we promote it.  We let them know if they are looking to block heat, then they should think about tinting the windshield because it is the biggest window in their vehicle.  We let them know we have 50% if they are looking to add a little shade to it or up to 80%/90% if they would like to keep it clear.  We then let them know that technically it is illegal to tint the windshield which is why we carry such light shades to ensure it won't be noticed.  Our goal has always been to be honest, explain the pros/cons including it being illegal and let the customer decide for themselves.

Tis’ done my friends!
 

Behide?

Older thread but I thought I would mention the fact it looks like Zep has gotten the design for the Spraymaster gray bottles.  
Just bought two at Lowe's and they are blue and white Zep bottles but the exact design of the Spraymaster bottles that we all like.   
 
 

It was off the cutterpros dot com website. The model was P1350i. It was around $1,200 and was supposedly a great machine...never worked like it should have. I mean never. Tech told me I would have to change out blades every 2-3 weeks...WTF?? I have been using the same blade in one of my machines for over 2 years. Plus tech support is mostly non-existent. I am so happy to be out of that one. 
I remember me and you both on a forum where someone was talking about using one of the Titans off the US Cutters website. The only concern I had was when he used the words "finicky" and added that at times you had to be patient with it...I wasted almost a whole roll of film if you add it all up trying to be patient with that cheap plotter I had. The good ones you load and they keep going and going. Used to you could get the Signwarehouse Q series plotters for a great price...they are the exact same machine as a graphtec FC8600...even same owners manual, but now I sent someone here to them and...they claim the tariffs have made them much more costly. Now they are just as expensive as a Graphtec..No good options now it seems.