what do you do

October 10, 2003

lately I seem to be getting more n more cars come in to be tinted n when they get here n I start the job I find out a window is broken n wont go up n down ,do you just tint the glass in situ n not worry about the gap at the top ,refuse to tint the whole car ,just leave that window ,I usualy just slide the tint up as far as I can n tell the customer oh well if its not right bring it back n il retint it when you get the window fixed chrge them of course ,what would you lot do

Mdog · October 10, 2003

we get in touch with the owner and tell them the situation. give them the choice of fixing it and bringing it back for that one window or just let us tint it with it rolled up. 99 percent of teh time they say to just tint it rolled up here.

October 10, 2003

MDOG

October 10, 2003

I do just what you do. I hate it because I know if they get it fixed the top'll look like crap so I always tell them to be sure and let me redo it if they get it fixed. I can't think of a single one I ever redid though. I think those motors are pretty expensive. I usually try wacking the door to see if I can jump start it. If not I just go for it.

October 11, 2003

I'm with Mdog, I call the owner and let them have the option :booga

October 11, 2003

I go around the hole car .. Couse I have had that problem before!!

pierce8468 · October 11, 2003

it would depend on how slow I was. if I where real slow id do the job. and then explain it to them. if I where busy id talk to them first. so I wouldnt have to deal with the headache. of them saying why didnt you say something sooner. I would have just waited. but for that reason if I was slow id want to get the money. while I had them there. and not much else to work on

hoosierwindowtek · October 11, 2003

I've always called the customer to ask them but the other day I did a broken down old cherokee and it had a window that didn't roll down and I just tinted it as is