Anyone purchase any off of the eBay vendors? I can install it no problems, just curious if anyone has a vendor the recommend or don't recommend. Just don't want to have purple bubble tint a year from now
Precut tint
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the shop i went to used a machine to precut them. I wonder if you could ask a local shop to cut them for you and you install
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skinnyg wrote:Anyone purchase any off of the eBay vendors? I can install it no problems, just curious if anyone has a vendor the recommend or don't recommend. Just don't want to have purple bubble tint a year from nowI don't want to sound like a jerk and doubt your abilities, but why not just let the professionals do it? they will warranty any issues due to craftsmanship.
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sparky99 wrote:i have to +1 this.skinnyg wrote:Anyone purchase any off of the eBay vendors? I can install it no problems, just curious if anyone has a vendor the recommend or don't recommend. Just don't want to have purple bubble tint a year from nowI don't want to sound like a jerk and doubt your abilities, but why not just let the professionals do it? they will warranty any issues due to craftsmanship.
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after watching the guy in the shop do it its really something you need to learn from experience. If you are only buying one set of tint there is a high chance of messing up. Even the guy that did mine had to redo one window because it wasn't good enough. Not to mention getting rid of the "fingers" using a heat gun on the back window. Its definitely something worth letting a professional do.
if you are gonna try it anyways i would buy the tint directly from a shop if they have a machine that cuts them
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