Best place to get TINT
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Best place to get TINT
Same as last thread, instead I didn't put an S at the end of tint, so no butthurt nitpicker posts allowed.
Best places to get tinting done: dealers, detail shops, private vendors, etc?
Best places to get tinting done: dealers, detail shops, private vendors, etc?
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Best places to get tinting done: dealers, detail shops, private vendors, etc?
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The people here might be able to actually recommend you a specific place of business that does good work and doesn't rip you off and you are going to come back with that shit?
Eff off, you deserve no help.
Go get your "tints" yourself.
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Wait, are you really being that stupid?
The people here might be able to actually recommend you a specific place of business that does good work and doesn't rip you off and you are going to come back with that shit?
Eff off, you deserve no help.
Go get your "tints" yourself.
The people here might be able to actually recommend you a specific place of business that does good work and doesn't rip you off and you are going to come back with that shit?
Eff off, you deserve no help.
Go get your "tints" yourself.
#10
First of all, dealerships almost never do a tint job themselves. They contract that stuff out. Either some lot attendent is going to take it over to a shop or the shop comes to get it. Or.. even worse its some guy doing all of this out of a van. And of course, the dealer gets a cut of all this.
So now that we've logically determined that its almost never a financially good idea to deal with a middle man, we can return the original question. Where do you live?
So now that we've logically determined that its almost never a financially good idea to deal with a middle man, we can return the original question. Where do you live?
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Since you won't disclose your location...
Pick your film and shop around for the cheapest installer of that film. Make sure the installer provides a receipt with a lifetime warranty against bubbling. There isn't much to the install if it's their line of work but if they provide a warranty then they should be inclined to do a better job.
Pick your film and shop around for the cheapest installer of that film. Make sure the installer provides a receipt with a lifetime warranty against bubbling. There isn't much to the install if it's their line of work but if they provide a warranty then they should be inclined to do a better job.
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Rapture, there's an alternative method of getting tint.
Spray your windows with some black paint sprays. A lot of members have done it already. You'll be satisfied for sure.
Good luck bro.
Spray your windows with some black paint sprays. A lot of members have done it already. You'll be satisfied for sure.
Good luck bro.
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