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OneThinkingGuy 09-15-2008 03:07 PM

Tint questions answered - metallic
 
Here's the info requested: Three shades of tint: Rear Hatch window: sp 35; Rear sides: sp 45; Front sides: 20. Logic behind this was night driving - view from rear window.

Job completed at California Tint in Rosemead. 626 287- 2321. They do perhaps forty jobs per day and five men work on the vehicle at one time. Highly organized; lifetime warranty: Price: $150.00 ALL windows, except windshield. Ask for owner: who's name is also Peter. Product used was Johnson Window Films

Hope this helps. Peter

triton. 09-15-2008 04:00 PM

Any pics to this?

CrystalFiveMT 09-15-2008 04:54 PM

I got my first ever tint job last week.

I always wonder, how the hell do they do this? Is it a thick or thin film? How do they cut the film and apply it so accurately? What adhesive do they use to put it on, etc.?

OneThinkingGuy 09-15-2008 07:24 PM

It's on another post of mine: I think the subject matter is: New owner

CrystalFiveMT 09-15-2008 07:25 PM


Originally Posted by OneThinkingGuy (Post 427191)
It's on another post of mine: I think the subject matter is: New owner

Thanks. I'll look.

kappaknight 10-04-2008 06:23 PM


Originally Posted by CrystalFiveMT (Post 426996)
I got my first ever tint job last week.

I always wonder, how the hell do they do this? Is it a thick or thin film? How do they cut the film and apply it so accurately? What adhesive do they use to put it on, etc.?

They match the shape by tracing the tint on the exterior window and cutting it to size. To apply the tint w/o bubbles, you can use a soapy solution and squeegee the liquid and bubbles out once the tint is fully on the window. Once the tint paper dries after three days, it's good to go.

To remove, you can peel the tint off and use windex + a razor blade to get the goo off. It's a little tougher for the back window where the defroster lines are though.

dman 10-04-2008 06:35 PM

I've had two cars tinted at California Tint, and they did a great job. No bubbles, fading or anything. I've never had to use their lifetime warranty. I would've had them tint my Fit but they don't carry ceramic tint.


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