New Tinter and Tint Shop

[Guest benjamin]

Ok,

I'm new to the tint shop world, opening a new tint shop in a few months, still looking for a name. I'm doing work now, but I'm not open to the public yet. I have a very small shop, can only fit one car at a time. I have the tools and the drive to get going, I've found my supplier and I'm getting comfortable using a razor, I'm seeming to catch on quick to this type of work. I'm located in Ventura, Ca in a busy auto center area. I have a tire & brake shop, paint shop, interior shop, engine shop, stereo shop, and carbarator shop all in the same complex as me, should I make good money? Should I look into getting a helper? I have less then 1 year ex, but I seem to be coming along quickly. I'm hoping to get this thing going and make some decent money. Any pointers as far as business operations would be helpfull. Thanks.

Ben Jimenez

[Texastintchick]

Welcome and good luck to ya

[Guest willie]

welcome and good luck dude

[Guest Tintbds]

Welcom

[Guest ninjatinter]

Good luck mang!!!

[Guest Total tint]

sup someone with more exp is always useful unless your like some on here who know everything

[Guest phivewon]

off topic, but you know anything about kool tint in oxnard? reputable?

[Guest 1PEECBARETTA]

goodluck

[Guest solarspot]

welcome

[Protint]

I used to spend time every summer in Oxnard with my Grandparents when I was a kid. They owned Glen View Mobile home park. Is Dominics Italian Restaurant still there? I remember riding my grandfathers Honda Trail 70 to the Sea Bee base where they had the missle display when I was 7 years old. Then I would tear it up in the lemon orchards on the way back.

My advise to you is to hire a guy with experience build a good buisness relationship and have him train you

If you already have a place this could only benefit you because of the increased volume you could be doing with an experienced installer. JMO