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Originally posted by Oreos_stang3 View PostBadass. If u do a job do it rite. No need for them to complain
Originally posted by FordMustangLove View Posthow much does a tint job cost ? sorry, dont mean to hijack
what IS the going rate for tint?.....bro....
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Tint prices vary depending upon what brand, line, and who is installing it, standing behind the warranty, etc.
Cheap dyed films are cheap. Expensive ceramic films are expensive and worth it to some people. Better film blocks more heat energy. I would not try to get the cheapest tint job because it will usually be crap film that will turn purple, clear, or the adhesive will fail (bubbles) within a year or two AND it is not cheap to remove the film. Just pay a little more up front and get better tint.
A closed shop will be a cleaner environment which will usually result in a cleaner job. If you go to a dedicated tint shop, it will be super clean. Any shop outside or with open bay doors or building sub boxes while tinting the car will result in a worse job.
There are many brands of film and each brand may have 6 or so different kinds of film. There are tint forums as well.
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Originally posted by grove rat View Postughh, what you been smoking?!
that's the heart of pleasant grove
I still feel sad everytime I drive over there. All the beer joints really make it look like bad down there.
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Man, I've never not had a spec or two of trash in my tint, and I've had it done by 5 different people over the years.
My biggest problem is the one guy who is supposedly the best in my area won't tint anything other than 35% on the front glass.
I've found the bubbles show much worse on 5% tint than the lighter colors. I've never had less than 5%, even doubled up on it once in high school.
I had a great guy that did the tint on many vehicles over the years who retired to take a desk job. Now I can't get my windshield tinted because no one will do it. 50% on the front glass is the way to go. I even did 35% once and it was nice until you went somewhere pitch black.
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