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Executive Tint is who I used.

Thank you for your reply. I took my vehicle back. They did the front windows for me again. They said that that was the best they could do for the quarter windows. I’ll live with it. I’m happy they agreed to do the front windows again though. 👍🏻

I took a look at the inside gasket that you were talking about jh812 . You’re right. Tight fit for sure. I’ m going to call the shop tomorrow and see what they can do for me. I believe they’ll will understand where I’m coming from with wanting the front windows redone.

Thank you jh812! I appreciate you taking time to comment. I can understand what you’re saying about the quarter windows. I don’t see light coming in from the outside. I’m probably being a little picky on those. Those front windows though. Sheesh man!

Thanks for the feedback. I’m feeling the same way.

Hi Everyone! I'm new to the forum and this is my first post here. I am in need of your professional opinions here. I had my little old (2005) Camry’s windows tinted 5 days ago. Not a luxury or sports car but still of some value to me of course. I have taken great care of it. The shop I went to is a local reputable shop. Very courteous and friendly service with great reviews as well. Long story short, I met with the salesperson and was told about different film options they have. The shop installs 3M and BlackMax. I decided to go with what he said was BlackMax Titanium window film which is supposed to be a HP tint. 30 on front windows and 20 on rear windows and back glass. I felt I was getting a good deal. I paid $350 for the film install + they removed old film from all windows and the rear glass. When I got home I noticed a few small bubbles here and there. No big deal. They have pretty much disappeared now. My concern though is that there are some gaps where the front windows (on the right sides) meet the edge of the door. Not huge gaps but noticeable for sure. The quarter windows also have gaps around them and the tint doesn’t appear to have adhered completely at the bottom of the glass. The tint on the front windows have an uneven gap around both of them at the top. The rear windows tint goes all the way up to the top of the glass and looks great. I was told they use a computer program and the film is cut to precisely fit the vehicle. It appears to me the tint on the front windows and quarter windows wasn’t put on correctly though. I realize I didn’t pay $750 or more for a tint job. I’m. not looking for a perfect tint job either. I just thought that I could expect a little more when dealing with a reputable shop. Any advice would be helpful. Should I ask them to redo the tint on the front windows and quarter windows or just chalk it up to a hard lesson learned? Thank you in advance for your input!