JBoyd2023

Thanks man, I'm still fairly new so I told them I wouldn't be comfortable do the front shield do to electric issues he understood and was fine with it

I've read a lot of horror stories about tinting front shields on Jeep and Dodge with modules getting wet behind the dashboard i have a customer wanting the front shield on a new Cherokee but i don't know if i want to get involved with it and end up with a can of worms 

I'm still fairly new so i haven't used a lot of film but i started with global and switched to Geoshield and really like that film, but I'm also thinking of trying union film because i have a discount with them. because i took the tint school online course

was looking into motshield tint, they sell precut tint for specific vehicles. my question is, is this a professional grade film or some cheap crap that will turn purple in a few months. Could I offer this to customers and not have to worry about quality 

I'd love to be able to offer pdr but I don't have an experience with it, how did you get started?

I worked at a chevy dealer and these are known for that but the service department doesn't want anything to do with it

Hi guys, I'm looking to start my own care care company, I've got years of experience in the collision industry, but I'm trying a go at my own business and start small with details and small car care, but would like to be able to offer window tint, I've been watching alot of videos, and want to start out on my own vehicle and family members to practice on. Any suggestions one what is a decent affordable tint to use or if I should just start out using a high end ceramic film. Or any suggestion on starting a business. Thanks guys