SUN STOPPERS is expanding its Team. We need an Experienced Automotive Glass Tinter in Waldorf, MD. 20602
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Serious discussion RE: Security Film Installation Malfeasance
“Recently came to my attention” not intention. “It recently came to my attention” not “intention” 🙄- security film
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Serious discussion RE: Security Film Installation Malfeasance
Totally new here. I can barely install any tint or film, but I have been selling film for a very successful architectural/flat glass dealer for the last 2 years. I recently learned about something that has been weighing on me quite heavily, and I thought someone here might be have some advice or help steer me in the right direction. The company I work for has benefitted greatly from the recent “security film boom”, especially with respect to schools, churches, etc. We have secured several contracts with school boards all across our state, as well as many local private schools and pre-schools. As one of the lead sales people, I have personally benefited from this boost in demand, securing many extremely large sales over the last 2 years. It recently came to my intention that my boss has been instructed our installation team to “bend the rules” regarding some of the manufacturing specifications of proper installation of certain products we use on a regular basis. This specifically relates to the installation of DOW 995 structural adhesive. Rather than take the time to pull the gaskets and back fill the channel with backer rod OR flush trim the gaskets to the frame, my boss has been specifically instructing our team to install the caulk directly over the rubber gaskets, which appears to be a big NO-NO with that specific product. (I realize that this is not a problem with 3M IPA, but we are about 50%-50% on use of one or the other on all projects) Furthermore, we (the installation team) have been adding Jet Dry to the soap water mixture used when installing any and all security films to prevent the occurrence of “champagne bubbles” behind the film; no matter the brand, interior or exterior, or film thickness. I can’t find many resources as to whether this matters or what implications it might have for the effectiveness of the adhesive, but I can’t find any information that suggests this is advisable either. It is the case with many of these jobs, that I am the only real “face” the client knows with regard to the sale or installation of their products. I don’t know how much, if any, these “corner cuts” compromise the function of the products, but it seems extremely sleazy to do this simply to make a few extra bucks or save a day or two on a job site when those potentially being put at risk are school children. Anybody have any advice? Am I making a mountain out of a mole hill? Do I bear any liability as the person who sold this film that was not installed properly? Im all ears. Thanks- security film
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Automotive Window Tint and Paint Protection Film Installers for HIGH VOLUME Franchise Automotive Dealership Programs (NC, GA, SC)
Are you an experienced automotive window tint installer? Want to work for a company that will provide regular continuing training for a long-term career, commissions you can support a family on, and the opportunity to grow with a corporation that will continue to grow in the North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia markets? We are looking to add someone to our growing rockstar team, who wants to grow and advance with the company. Seeking a proven Automotive Window tint installer for immediate hire in NC (several locations), SC (Florence), and GA (South Atlanta) locations as well as other locations that we are proactively working to on. We offer a VERY competitive hourly base and GENEROUS performance-based bonus program. We work primarily with high-volume automotive franchise dealership brands. This means that higher volume = higher income opportunity. We are looking for individuals that can maintain high quality work, in a high volume environment, which equates to a high income opportunity as we are always growing and are trying to keep up with the growth. This also mean that there is opportunity for growth for you as well if you are flexible and are a standout performer! Ideal candidates would be clean-cut, as well as hold a valid driver’s license. 2+ years’ experience in Automotive Tint required. To submit a resume for consideration call or text Abel Silverio at (951)675-7506 or email ASilverio@starshieldsolutions.com or Barbara Cheney 864-915-1704 or email Barbara@starshieldsolutions.com Job Type: Full-time Compensation package: Bonus opportunities Commission pay Hourly salary Schedule: 8 hour daily shift Monday to Friday Weekends as needed Ability to Relocate: Charlotte, NC South Atlanta Florence, SC Work Location: In person Background Check and Drug Screening is a requirement for employment with Star Shield Solutions https://starshieldsolutions.com/ -
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SUN STOPPERS is expanding its Team. We need an Experienced Automotive Glass Tinter in Waldorf, MD. 20602
Duties- Install Automotive glass Film with a high level of quality, be punctual and reliable in attendance, and Perform miscellaneous job-related activities. Requirements:- At least 2 years experience in automotive glass tinting. Must be a team player who can work in a high-demand shop and get the job done promptly. Willing to relocate if needed. Courteous to staff and customers. Salary is negotiable based on skill and experience. Call 301 932 4980 or Send CV and cover letter to darrel@vegadetailing.com -
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Max Pro Dual Reflective 15%DA vs Johnson DN15
Hi there, we are considering MaxPro's Max Dual Reflective 15%DA or Johnson's Daylight Natural DN15 for our West facing windows. We are based in Brisbane, Australia where the summer temps soars to 38c and West facing windows means all the scorching sunlight in the afternoon. I have read a lot about Johnson's and know it is a trusted brand but I would like to know more if MaxPro is equally good or which one out of these two should be our pick. We care less about the appearence of the screen and more about its ability to block the heat. -
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Mobile tint business for sale!
evening folks, I’m placing my trailer that is setup as a mobile tint shop for sale, thought I would post it here first.. the reason I’m posting is because I enlisted into the army and by ppl pay while start basic training this coming January. Trailer comes as is with a plotter, tint rack, several boxes of maxpro tint and other tint tools for starting off. I became a citizen this past year and I felt it in my heart to serve and give back to what this beautiful country has given me and my family! Anyways I’m listing everything for $19,000! It’s ready to start a small mobile tint business anywhere Please excuse me if I’m not allowed to post this. Like this! Pm me for more info and pics. -
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Sun Pro Glass Tinting is NOW HIRING experienced Installs
Sun Pro Glass Tinting is looking for experienced installs in the Houston Area for *Residential & Commercial window tinting *Security film *Wet Glaze attachment system *Decal & logo installs Please send your resume or contact information to info@sunproglasstinting.com or call 281-242-0222 -
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2025 kia sorento pass front window will not roll down after we tinted it. Anyone else?
Maybe it got wet? I would check all the wire connectors on that door. -
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2025 kia sorento pass front window will not roll down after we tinted it. Anyone else?
2025 kia sorento pass front window will not roll down after we tinted it. Anyone else have this problem. switch clicks but no movement -
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Join Our Family-Run Window Tinting Business in Mobile, Alabama!
Are you a skilled window tinter looking for a new opportunity? Do you want to work in a fast-paced, fun environment where you’re treated like family? Look no further! About Us: We are a small, family-run business with 24 years of experience in the window tinting industry. We believe in second chances and go above and beyond to support our employees. We’re looking for a dedicated individual to join our team and grow with us. What We Offer: Health Insurance: We care about your well-being. Relocation Assistance: Willing to help the right candidate move to Mobile. Competitive Pay: 30% commission with the potential to make six figures! Career Growth: Opportunity to learn detailing and ceramic coating, with potential for management in the future. What We’re Looking For: Experience: At least 2 years of window tinting experience. Knowledge: General understanding of detailing and ceramic coating (training provided). Work Ethic: Hard worker who shows up on time and enjoys a fast-paced environment. Attitude: Willingness to learn and take instruction well. Why Join Us? Family Atmosphere: We treat our employees like family. Supportive Environment: We believe in second chances and helping our team succeed. Fun Workplace: Enjoy a lively and engaging work environment. If you’re ready to take your career to the next level and become part of our family, we’d love to hear from you! Apply today and let’s tint the Mobile together!
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