Window tint recommendation’s
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Manny Mascorro
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Drives a Lambo and uses a machine to make his cuts means what? The prep on tint like paint is where its at. I can drive a Lambo and use a computer to cut my tint. But if I dont prep the glass correctly, then my fancy machine and fancy car dont mean dick.
It means he also does high line cars and he uses the machine to get perfect cuts of the window tint to fit the glass . He has been around since 2014 it’s not a tint shop that is around a few years and closes. His window tint shop also does home window tinting. If you are so worried about his prep work maybe u should take a ride and check out his work. Again he gives a lifetime warranty which is plus since I looked around and some places only offered a few years of warranty. His prices are fair I called around and his prices were fair compared to others that covid tax has these prices high for window tint.
I have friends that have owned tint shops for 15ish years and the other over 20yrs. Both give you lifetime warranties, and neither drives a Lambo or uses a laser to cut tint. I’m not worried about his prep work, I’m just saying your paying more for some bullshit laser cut tint.
I have machine cut ceramic on one of my cars. The fit and precision is great, takes the human variable out of it. Have hand cut on the other car but it’s on point thankfully.
Also no chance of blade damage, which a good tinter shouldn’t do but ya never know.
Seems the ceramic you can see better out of at night, I hardly notice it’s there. We’ll see next summer how it does rejecting heat.
Also no chance of blade damage, which a good tinter shouldn’t do but ya never know.
Seems the ceramic you can see better out of at night, I hardly notice it’s there. We’ll see next summer how it does rejecting heat.
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I popped for the extra and just got ceramic on both my vehicles, it's worth it IMO.
Especially if you have a leather dash like i do on my Jeep, didnt want to risk UV destroying that. It does keep the inside cooler too during the hot summers.
I went ceramic on my Camaro cuz my tint guy was cool and gave it to me for the regular price. He said the normal stuff would end up bubbling off the back window eventually and where I have no ac it'll help keep it cool. So far zero complaints and I had a brow done in the windshield to compensate for taking the torn up visors out of it too
Dont know if this was a joke post or not, but the dash on these model jeeps are 100% leather. Already had mine done under warranty because of the bubbling UV caused, don't want to have to go through that PITA again.
Same for Black Label Continentals and the leather dash.
I have a poverty spec Reserve, so NFG.
I’ve had a tint guy at the dealership I worked at that we used for over 12 years for tint and never had any issues with regular tint. I didn’t feel like driving that far and the new place I went to the owner basically told me if you want to over pay I’ll take your money on the ceramic, but you will never notice the difference with regular tint that I give a lifetime warranty. I appreciated his honesty and he didn’t try to upsell me like every other place I got a quote from.
Ceramic film is 100% noticeable and worth it if you're seeking heat rejection.
It won't look any different from regular film and no matter what tint you get it should come with a lifetime warranty.
I had 35% ceramic all around on my last car and it was great, especially noticeable when stuck in traffic with the sun beating down.
I had the windshield done a bit later with 50% ceramic and it was a night and day difference getting in to the car after leaving it parked in the sun all day.
It won't look any different from regular film and no matter what tint you get it should come with a lifetime warranty.
I had 35% ceramic all around on my last car and it was great, especially noticeable when stuck in traffic with the sun beating down.
I had the windshield done a bit later with 50% ceramic and it was a night and day difference getting in to the car after leaving it parked in the sun all day.
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