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Im meaning if you shift the film a 1/4 inch to give you an 1/8 on front and back. If you shift it forward and leave it shifted that 1/4 inch. Cut your top then center it back when installing it. Wont that mess up your top edge? Im not speaking of window shift itself. 

The comment is racist not too mention misspelled...not triggered, just good to know your posts are racist garbage.

I knew were an old grumpy bitch but didn't know you were a racist one.

What do you mean by this?

Sounds correct.   So why are there lots of Auto Accessory stores, tint shops, ppf shops, graphics shops all in business and making a profit because customers want all that stuff?  
 
Thats not for ROI, its for customer satisfaction.  Just like PPF.  Its for customers to keep their car clean and damage free for the time they own it.  Not necessarily for when they trade it in or sell it.  Although when selling it, the new customer will be more pleased with the fact the front end is almost completely chip and scratch free.  I have never told a customer its for a ROI.  The Customer reaches out and asks for a PPF installation because they want it so they can keep their car looking new.   
 
Has nothing to do with ROI.   Just like you said.  

I’ve worked for XPEL for 15 years and can verify that this is a typical price from a well-experienced installer. 

Honestly, it depends on the state your in, the vehicle your doing, and if anything additional being done like a full detail prior to adding film, etc.

tell him to try to peel it off and that should settle it.  
 
Josh