by smoker » Tue Aug 09, 2005 6:17 pm
good luck with the tint man...been doing it for a couple of years now and had to learn the hard way, got a do it yourself program and did exactly what you are doing, free tint for buddys but no griping about it..no car is ever perfect, you are putting plastic on glass and it will never be flawless but your eye will become attuned to slight imperfections that the customer will never see. we are also a glass shop so i get to see tint work other shops do and they are all the same, nobodys perfect, just able to hide the imperfections.
good luck with the tint man...been doing it for a couple of years now and had to learn the hard way, got a do it yourself program and did exactly what you are doing, free tint for buddys but no griping about it..no car is ever perfect, you are putting plastic on glass and it will never be flawless but your eye will become attuned to slight imperfections that the customer will never see. we are also a glass shop so i get to see tint work other shops do and they are all the same, nobodys perfect, just able to hide the imperfections.