Super Dave

Thanks for the constructive criticism.  Please keep in mind that the opinions expressed here are those of the participants. 
 
What the original poster posted isn't unique, and certainly isn't encouraged. Maybe we can explain to him/her why it's a bad idea to jump into an industry with no business license and/or not enough skill, or why it isn't good to be a low-baller etc, instead of implying that the forum is run badly.
 
 

1990 Porsche 944
20% ceramic all the way 
I forgot to get a picture of it put back together and completely finished, but you guys get it, it’s on there!

Got it done, even though I had to give it a 3rd attempt. When I can back after the second one to touch it up, there were 2 fingers that creased a bit when I laid them down. So I pulled it off and gave it another go on Friday. Glad I did, looks better now! 
They were pretty small creases on that second one, but they were just too noticeable.

Yes sir, and with the new baby and a 5yr old, I’m more exhausted Sunday night than I am on Friday night after working 50+hrs

Haven't been on here in a while again.
 
BMW i3 Full Crystalline 20 with Crystalline 70 on windshield. A refreshing car to work on after pumping out Model 3's like crazy. 
 
Good Sunday for work 

What’s the Raid Remover?

Morning y'all
 
12 year anniversary today for me and the ole ball and chain.

I think he meant rapid remover.

What’s the Raid Remover?

That looks like a big ole bag of hell no.

Got it done, even though I had to give it a 3rd attempt. When I can back after the second one to touch it up, there were 2 fingers that creased a bit when I laid them down. So I pulled it off and gave it another go on Friday. Glad I did, looks better now! 
They were pretty small creases on that second one, but they were just too noticeable.

Got it done, even though I had to give it a 3rd attempt. When I can back after the second one to touch it up, there were 2 fingers that creased a bit when I laid them down. So I pulled it off and gave it another go on Friday. Glad I did, looks better now! 
They were pretty small creases on that second one, but they were just too noticeable.

I hope that I'm never presented with this situation but I tell people all the time worst case scenario we remove everything and I give you your money back. I'm about customer service and at the end of the day I want you to at least say at least he stood behind his work or his word. For them to treat you like that is absolutely ridiculous. I agree with the others dispute the charge and trust me they are more on your side than they are the one charging.

1990 Porsche 944
20% ceramic all the way 
I forgot to get a picture of it put back together and completely finished, but you guys get it, it’s on there!

1990 Porsche 944
20% ceramic all the way 
I forgot to get a picture of it put back together and completely finished, but you guys get it, it’s on there!

I wish more customers handled it like this, talk with the manufacturer and document the poor quality work in pictures. When I read reviews online, they are too 1-sided and not completely believable. Especially when there aren’t pictures.

If they refuse the refund, not much to do besides file a chargeback with your bank/card.  I would just do that and keep all the documentation, leave them bad reviews with photos on Google/Yelp/Facebook, then pay to have another shop remove/retint.
 
Another route is to call Llumar directly to complain.  Show them the photos, maybe they will approve a warranty at another dealer.  I would do this route either way just to get a complaint about them to Llumar.  More consumers do this and maybe they will stop signing up any shop as a dealer.  They seem to only care about moving film, not so much about the quality of the shop.  1-800-255-8627

1990 Porsche 944
20% ceramic all the way 
I forgot to get a picture of it put back together and completely finished, but you guys get it, it’s on there!

1990 Porsche 944
20% ceramic all the way 
I forgot to get a picture of it put back together and completely finished, but you guys get it, it’s on there!

I’ve been at $200 a removal for a few years. I still don’t think it’s worth it, most of the time. Occasionally, you’ll get a win and the adhesive will stay with the film. 

I’ve been at $200 a removal for a few years. I still don’t think it’s worth it, most of the time. Occasionally, you’ll get a win and the adhesive will stay with the film. 

Sorry Im late, been distracted lately. I had to make a collage because my wait area isnarrow and difficult to get in one picture. The light fixtures, tables, wall tire, pop box door and such are salvaged and repurposed items from the tornado. I had time on my hands at home so got a little crafty.

its almost as if they were trying to teach him a lesson for asking to have that redone! 
you may want to let the next place do the removal, if whatever chemicals they used bothers you. Of coarse it will cost more that way though.

It’s been a while, but think Audi Q7! I think I even plotted the roof from the Q7 patterns. 

@pottsnpanz
You work for Porsche, right? For those I’d do the same as what a whole windshield pays. It’s mostly pano roofs on those, so the amount of film and prep work is pretty close to the same. 
Panamera’s SUCK!