I have a friend that can fix your tint for a good price. If you have the rear window tinted only 90% because they thought it was too difficult to make the shave around the top where your antenna is, well I got the fix for ya. (For TL-ers and CL-ers, mainly for 2 gens and above.) He does any kind of car though, check him out if you live locally or around western Washington.

Any other tinting issues start well below 2 bills.

He is really good at what he does!
His shop is having a grand opening in Fife, Wa. on July 5th!
An AcuraZine meet might be into play that day, all Acuras welcome...

ask for Chris...
CJ Shades Window Tinting

www.cjshades.com

 

You may want to ask an admin like soopa, or astroboy if you're allowed to post this type of free advertisement. Just a thought.

 

There's only like 3 of you that live in Washington, and all of you have your windows done. lol

 

woah- for a sec there I thought that was GreenMonster that posted that..

 

It get's me some times too!

 

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To be honest, I didn't think it would be that big of a deal.

 

hold on, i actually about to get my CL tinted for the first time today or monday, so you guys are saying that there is a problem with tinting the back window?

 

Some tinters can get it to stick to the dot matrix, some cant. I've hear a black vinyl strip is the way to go up there.

 

I got that black vinyl strip at 0%. It looks like it's apart of the rear window.

 

i have this same problem with the dot matrix, got mine done 2 months ago and hasnt stuck to the dot matrix. the guy has a lifetime guarantee so i can get it redone, if and when i do, whats the deal with the vinyl strip? i'll have him do it if i get what it is.

 

Basically it will cover up the part where the last tint "pro" couldn't get it to stick. My friend did an awesome job. So far, no issues! Give him a call. His number is on his website.

 

im going to the tint shop tomorrow and wonder how bad that one area will look like without tint

 

Not bad at all if the shop is good, it should hopefully be a seamless transition.