Pre-cut window tint?
I exaggerated, there's not only one place, there's like 2 or 3, but there still all over 200 bucks...too much money...the other places on the list are too far, and if I remember correctly, there were a few of those numbers that don't work. I've gone down this route before. I've already done google. Look at my first post. I thought I was asking a pretty simple question. Thanks to the people that answered my question though. I appreciate it.
well I mean use your fuckin brain. If it was so easy and cheap and quality than places wouldn't do tinting anymore. they would have big signs out front that say "go buy that sweet shit on ebay"
a fuckin pain in the ass. You have to clean the windows with spray and a razor blade then size the sheet then get the sheet up without one spec of shit getting behind it. then you have to squeegie the shit out of it to get rid of all the bubbles...then use a heat gun to slowly dry out the water in the backing material and shrink the material a bit...then when it is set you go back and find the little bubbles you got from the material shrinking...so you take a razor and cut them like a blister and try to work them down. Then about a year later they turn purple and shitty.
a fuckin pain in the ass. You have to clean the windows with spray and a razor blade then size the sheet then get the sheet up without one spec of shit getting behind it. then you have to squeegie the shit out of it to get rid of all the bubbles...then use a heat gun to slowly dry out the water in the backing material and shrink the material a bit...then when it is set you go back and find the little bubbles you got from the material shrinking...so you take a razor and cut them like a blister and try to work them down. Then about a year later they turn purple and shitty.
It takes a long time to do. At shops they put it on then trim it. And they know what they're doing, rather than you just looking at a site and guessing.
With precut you have to get it just right. And even then, it will be messed up.
a fuckin pain in the ass. You have to clean the windows with spray and a razor blade then size the sheet then get the sheet up without one spec of shit getting behind it. then you have to squeegie the shit out of it to get rid of all the bubbles...then use a heat gun to slowly dry out the water in the backing material and shrink the material a bit...then when it is set you go back and find the little bubbles you got from the material shrinking...so you take a razor and cut them like a blister and try to work them down. Then about a year later they turn purple and shitty.


