How do I find a tint shop that will do an actually good job with high quality materials that will last?My project car is drivable now and the glass has like 0% tint all the way around. It's like a greenhouse in there and I need something to take the edge off the brightness and ideally to block UV to prevent it from shredding my interior. Not trying to black it out or have "privacy" or anything, just dim the desert sun and glare a bit. I see a ton of garbage tint jobs with bubbles, scratches from rolling the windows up and down, etc. I don't want that. I just want a good install that will last.
Parrots incoming.
You can never rely on anyone else to do anything properly because ~50% of people are legitimate retards.Just do it yourself.
If they committed to a commercial building lease and advertise what brand of tint they use with some certification bullshit, that means they're decent enough at it and aren't going to shut down the moment you walk out the door. There is always a chance of the tint not taking perfectly, and that's why you go to a place that warranties its work
>>28769181>SQUAK
>>28769196>ai generated 'jak
>>28769240the real meta is poorly drawn youtube tutorial jaks
>>28769195this, and if you want to block out heat you need ir rejecting ceramic tint and a 70% will work just as good as a 5% at thatthat's literally it
I hate tint. I got sunglasses and a hat for the day and drive a lot at night so I don't want to block out light
>>28769172tinting your windows isnt going to stop the nuclear fusion reactor in space from baking your car. certain tint layers are made to block uv tho so you dont need to drive with sunglasses
>>28769188True. Took my truck to an oil change place because I didn't have a driveway at the time. Got it back with oil all over the center console, shifter, steering wheel, door, keys...I have countless more anecdotes and testimony from other people. It's a condition of life here.
