window tint
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Originally Posted by scrap08
is it easy to put on the window tint you can buy at the autostore by yourself, and is it good quality tint that isnt going to peel and bubble?
There is a reason why auto tint shops exist...they do a perfect job.
Save up and get it done would be my opinion.
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Originally Posted by scrap08
alright, thats what i figured
But yeah-- on my own (if it didnt already hav tint), I would take it to a shop.
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I install vinyl graphics for a living & can't figure out the art of this stuff!! I can lay out a '53 trailer without a wrinkle or a bubble,but can't for the life of me get 2 feet of this stuff to lay down. After killing $40 worth of material I ended up paying another $100 to get it done right.
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Originally Posted by 2006M50B
Take it to a shop-remember all those cars/trucks you see around town or wherever that is all bubbled and kind of purple/faded, they bought the DIY kits
Take it to a shop and have it done right
Mine cost me about $200 and that included vinyl strip and decal on the windshield
Take it to a shop and have it done right
Mine cost me about $200 and that included vinyl strip and decal on the windshield
Man, what a way to make your point...a Trifecta post!!
Just kidding
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Originally Posted by RollingRock
Its nice to know i am not the only sap in the world who lives in front of a computer screen.
does your room get hot like mine? 2 desktops and a laptop running 24/7....
does your room get hot like mine? 2 desktops and a laptop running 24/7....
Been a fun day, went to church, then I've been watching football and surfing. Usually I work Sunday nights. Took this one off.