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2025 Camry UVU coating on all the glass??
You have to look at the watermark on the bottom corner of the glass. It will have a large UV marking on it if it had the coating. If it does not have the coating it will have the normal watermark that is on all the other vehicles. I have tinted multiple Toyota Crown's and just not used a blade anywhere for cleaning. If you are installing decent film that will last 10 years or better then you shouldn't be worried about failure. If it does fail by then it more than likely will not be an issue for the shop that installed it.- 1
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2025 Camry UVU coating on all the glass??
Hey guys! We have the new 2025 Toyota Camry that has just hit. My question is does anyone know if the UVU coating is on all of the glass? If so, how are we supposed to tint these cars? It seems to me that if we tint over the coating, and in the future, the window tint fails and needs to be removed, then what happens when we try to remove the film? Especially on the rear window. Let me know your thoughts. -
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Fulltime Auto Tinter Needed in San Antonio, TX
Premier Window Tinting 3M Pro Shop and Prestige Dealer in San Antonio, TX is hiring an experienced window film and PPF installer. We can keep you busy year around with both auto and flat glass work. Must have auto tinting experience. Flat glass experience preferred and be willing to work on both auto and flat glass jobs. Must have PPF and Ceramic Coating experience Must have experience working w/ a plotter and/ or the ability to hand cut Full time Commision and benefits Drug free and subject to background checks for some flat glass jobs. Please send resume to susan@premierwindowtinting.com -
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What’s the best bang for buck film
Depends on your climate, the cheapest quality films can last 10 years in the right climate. There have been a few posts on here from dealers having some failures after a few years. On Reddit, a guy had a bubbled-up rear window of Pinnacle after 3.5 years. They had some defective master rolls in 2017 causing the films to be much lighter than normal. I haven't seen any issues with IRX or AIR, just ATC and CTX. I don't know if the current ATC is the original but CTX (gen 2) has been out for over a decade, same for Pinnacle. If you're using ATR, it is more bulletproof like many HP films.- 2
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What’s the best bang for buck film
Fair call, but I don't remember the last time I had a warranty with Llumar film -
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What’s the best bang for buck film
Just FYI, Llumar does the same...6 bubbled up ATC/CTX windows and 1 delaminated CTX windshield all denied due to being below legal.- 2
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What’s the best bang for buck film
Their films have always been good to me. Over the last 40 years I've used several brands but Llumar and Suntek have been some of the best. I remember I shop I was contracting for in the early days of my own business were using Sunguard and they were getting catastrophic failures after only 18 months in some instances. Bubbled rears and distortion on side glass. When they tried to claim warranty on some 20% films that were advertised as Lifetime warranty, they were told that because 20% VLT wasn't legal (At the time) in Australia, there was NO WARRANTY CLAIMABLE- 1
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35 year experienced tinter looking for work and willing to relocate
35 years experience Auto residential commercial know a little bit about some vynal and clear braws but I know all glass in every form on every vehicle some better than most but all of it I can do in the middle of a sandstorm blind folded with both hands tied behind my back and still get 150 percent I'm a hard worker...I'm not perfect but I'm an honest hard worker with a vehicle willing to relocate with a little help I do ask for 40 percent commission on every ticket regardless of entry level film or ceramic I can and will sell 75 percent of your work......100 pecerent on all removals that I do you need a good tinter I got your back but you gotta have mine too my names Dave let me know with a text if you need some help let's talk 409-525-9973-409-525-9973- 409-525-9973
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