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Guest rcjello

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now this would only be for a serious job on a pick bently owner or something but its something I've found very handy. I get a lot of "hey the dots on the top look good but why is it white around the window". Most of the time I say well there's nothing I can do about that its the nature of the beast some lay down some don't. Well folks now I can. I have a syringe with a curve in it just under 90 deg. I got it from my dentist they are used to get in around your teeth. The beauty of this is thats its so fine a tip I could easily glue the edges of quarter windows and back windows so no more white matrix. Try to get one if you glue matrix even if you don't want to go to that extent they are much nicer for general application. and here is another hint.. matrix glue can hide some inperfections if used properly.

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TintWizard

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I'll be the first to admit that I won't use it because I don't draw customers to myself that are that fussy :eyebrows

With that said..I think it's a great idea for "those" customers and has a great upsell potential :eyebrows

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been using it for a few years now... its called a waterpick by the way :shock

Waterpick seem to be a manufacturer of oral systems - can you post a pick of the tool you use or the model number.

Naughty

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I have started allot of trends in this town. Believe it or not, guys still dont know how to shrink a back glass in one piece, still applying strips. :shock If I started doing this stuff, everyone with a :poke box will want this done. The first post is right, high end only, the owners with the turds wont pay up. :nono

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