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C6 Corvette dot matrixvinyl fix
You know, once the film has dried out somewhat, you may be able to push the film down over the dots and make it look more consistent. I think that would look much better than a half baked attempt to add vinyl into the equation. -
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C6 Corvette dot matrixvinyl fix
Had the back window of my vette tinted, and unsurprisingly it is not laying down well over the dot matrix. Shop that did the install does not carry vinyl, so I am planning on buying some and having them cut the tint on the matrix out and vinyl it instead. Seeing a lot on dotrix, but the cheapest roll of 50 feet is $150+. Is there any other vinyl that would work as good? Saw some suggest oracal. -
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Security film - commercial with gaskets?
I think he may be talking about this thread: Good luck !- Security film
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Security film - commercial with gaskets?
So can you tell me where that "post in General just before yours" is, or what member posted it so I can read it for myself? Just trying to get all the info first before quoting the job - I did hear before, from a factory rep, that putting the sealant into the gap, and then re-installing the gaskets is not the right way; but I remember him saying that it's only because if the glass was ever broken and replaced, it would be nigh unto impossible to get all the 995 out and the whole frame would have to be replaced.- Security film
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Johnson Window Films - Palisade. Anyone have experience with this film?
Did you end up using Johnsons? I have installed a good amount of Johnsons and I have palisades 45 on my house. I really like the film and it does what I needed it to do. It allows a good amount of Visible Light to pass through and at the same time has a good exterior reflectivity creating daytime privacy in a light shade. Blocks about half the heat and all the UV. -
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Anyone Know if Dow 795 can be used for security film anchoring?
795 is structural and can absolutely be used. Its almost identical to 995 -
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Paint Protection Film Installer PPF - 1099, Carrollton, TX
Paint Protection Film Installer 15% -25% Commission As a leader in automotive and architectural window tinting, Turbo Tint is searching for an experienced paint protection film installer. Job Responsibilities: ● Skilled in all facets of installing paint protection film without assistance. ● Must be familiar with the use of Llumar/Eastman PPF ● Maintain a clean work environment ● Frequently coordinate with center manager to ensure smooth scheduling and operation ● Uphold excellence in film application and pride of work. Qualifications: ● 5 +plus years of success installing PPF ● Ability to work independently ● Punctuality and reliability ● Ability to meet set time frames for installation while maintaining a high bar for quality ● Clean driving record Why work for us? The owner is committed to a fun and respectful work environment. We are a locally owned and operated and we want you to experience the support and opportunity you deserve! Turbo Tint Hours: Tuesday - Thursday (8 AM - 5 PM), Friday (8am-4pm) Saturday (8am-4pm) Job Type: 1099- Contractor Work Location: Turbo Tint Carrollton Email resume: carrollton@turbotint.com Call: 972-440-5005 -
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Tinter/Assistant needed in WI
We are a well established (30+ years) shop located in southeastern WI. We are looking for either a trained tinter or someone with minimal experience tinting but knows their way around cars to be a setup person. Full or part time available. We guarantee hours during the slower 3 months of the year. Visit our website blackoutwindowservice.com and contact us through the site. -
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Shop took advantage of a small business
Also, my math ( which aint great) has each of the three glass panes about 45"x45". So the business def got bamboozled. Karma always shows in the end...... -
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Shop took advantage of a small business
Disposal fee??? Haha that's great. So they picked up their trash? It was an R&R so that does call for more time and increased price, although it still seems steep. What area was the job performed? And how did you get the invoice?
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