Tint too light?
#16
Originally Posted by mx22o
pba stands for patrolmen's benevolent association... it's a card given by your cop friend/relative.. show it to the cop whenever u get pulled over, and he'll let u off the hook.. unless ur speeding like an ***, or DUI.. the card don't do u shyt
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#22
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Cambridge, Ont. Canada
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#25
Originally Posted by prog35
I always thought that 35% was too light for my tastes. I always go with 15% all the way around and think it's perfect!
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Thanks for the comments guys.
I do like the 35%, don't get me wrong. But thought maybe a little darker will look better.
But I prefer to see out properly than to go too dark for looks.
I think u guys have convinced me to leave it as is
If the bubbles are still there by Saturday, then I will have to take it back to those guys.
BTW, for those who have tinted their coupes. You know when u tinted it, the tinter took out the screws on both doors. With them in, it enables the window to go up and down slightly automatically when the door is opened and closed.
This has been out of the sockets for a week already. Is this ok?
Should i put the screws back in on both doors to allow the windows to go up and down automatically ?
Thanks guys.
I do like the 35%, don't get me wrong. But thought maybe a little darker will look better.
But I prefer to see out properly than to go too dark for looks.
I think u guys have convinced me to leave it as is
If the bubbles are still there by Saturday, then I will have to take it back to those guys.
BTW, for those who have tinted their coupes. You know when u tinted it, the tinter took out the screws on both doors. With them in, it enables the window to go up and down slightly automatically when the door is opened and closed.
This has been out of the sockets for a week already. Is this ok?
Should i put the screws back in on both doors to allow the windows to go up and down automatically ?
Thanks guys.
#28
Originally Posted by G35Info
Thanks for the comments guys.
I do like the 35%, don't get me wrong. But thought maybe a little darker will look better.
But I prefer to see out properly than to go too dark for looks.
I think u guys have convinced me to leave it as is
If the bubbles are still there by Saturday, then I will have to take it back to those guys.
BTW, for those who have tinted their coupes. You know when u tinted it, the tinter took out the screws on both doors. With them in, it enables the window to go up and down slightly automatically when the door is opened and closed.
This has been out of the sockets for a week already. Is this ok?
Should i put the screws back in on both doors to allow the windows to go up and down automatically ?
Thanks guys.
I do like the 35%, don't get me wrong. But thought maybe a little darker will look better.
But I prefer to see out properly than to go too dark for looks.
I think u guys have convinced me to leave it as is
If the bubbles are still there by Saturday, then I will have to take it back to those guys.
BTW, for those who have tinted their coupes. You know when u tinted it, the tinter took out the screws on both doors. With them in, it enables the window to go up and down slightly automatically when the door is opened and closed.
This has been out of the sockets for a week already. Is this ok?
Should i put the screws back in on both doors to allow the windows to go up and down automatically ?
Thanks guys.
On the screws are you talking about the small drop when door is opened to clear the roof? You definitely need that to happen or damage to window/roof is near certain.
#29
Originally Posted by RBull
The bubbles will disappear especially when vehicle is left in the sun. Mine took about a week. Perhaps the winter takes longer for them to disappear.
On the screws are you talking about the small drop when door is opened to clear the roof? You definitely need that to happen or damage to window/roof is near certain.
On the screws are you talking about the small drop when door is opened to clear the roof? You definitely need that to happen or damage to window/roof is near certain.
This saturday will have it close to two weeks though.
Well it is the screws from each side panel that u take out. Not on the door. This disables the up and down motion of the window when the door is opened or closed. If this can damage the window etc, why did the tinters take it out and stuff?
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it's a catch 22 from what i hear. bascially if the window moves up and down it could hinder the curing process, and the tint would mess up (that's why you're not suppose to open/close the window). on the other hand, the window needs to drop down in order for the window to not scratch/damage the roof/glass.
i'd put the screws back on for peace of mind imo. the movement is so minimal that it will most likely not affect the tint. I left the windows as is after getting my tint, and i didn't see any problems from my tint.
i'd put the screws back on for peace of mind imo. the movement is so minimal that it will most likely not affect the tint. I left the windows as is after getting my tint, and i didn't see any problems from my tint.