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Hey all, I just wanted to introduce myself. I have been lurking on here for a while and this is my first post. I have been tinting out of my garage for about 2 years but just didnt have enough business to keep it going. Well, today I got the break I've been waiting for :thumb , I got the tinting job at the company in my sig. They do quite a bit of business and I think it will be a really good place to work. Check out the website and if anyone is in the area needing some tinting or just about anything automotive feel free to stop in.

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congratulations on the new job and welcome to tintdude.

The best way to learn the stuff you don't already know is to get a job at a place that will be able to teach you. So how advanced are you, are you still learning or have you mastered the art

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congratulations on the new job and welcome to tintdude.

The best way to learn the stuff you don't already know is to get a job at a place that will be able to teach you.  So how advanced are you, are you still learning or have you mastered the art

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For the most part I can do it theres still a few back glass's that give me problems, the biggest thing I need to work on is speed. There are a couple of guys there that have been tinting for 10+ years so they can help me if needed but they are in management so I will be doing all the tinting.

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congratulations on the new job and welcome to tintdude.

The best way to learn the stuff you don't already know is to get a job at a place that will be able to teach you.? So how advanced are you, are you still learning or have you mastered the art

[*]360048

For the most part I can do it theres still a few back glass's that give me problems, the biggest thing I need to work on is speed. There are a couple of guys there that have been tinting for 10+ years so they can help me if needed but they are in management so I will be doing all the tinting.

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QUALITY BEFORE SPEED!!! Remember that and you will go far!!

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