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bakos24

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Hey guys. Have anyone used one of these kits? I have always wanted my windows tinted but never really wanted to spend the money to get them done. These are pre cut so you just have to put them on. Wanted to see how hard they will be to put on yourself.(like getting all the bubbles out). Here is the link. Let me know what you guys think.

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03redgtstang

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I dont know about the precut kit or anything but I know how difficult window tinting is to make sure it looks good, and for 100-140 bucks IMO it's worth it to just get it done right if you really do want the tint.
 
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Don't mess with the do it yourself kit - find a reputable place that will do it for less than $200 and go with them. I have two friends who have used a kit, and both eventually wound up tearing it off and having it re-done professionally. Plus, there are many places that will give you a warranty - or at least only make you a pay a minimal amount if it ever tears...
 

urban96

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leave it up to a pro if youve never done it, youll end upwith creases, bubbles and other blemishes. all the curves on our windows make them difficult and u need to be good with a heat gun
 

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took me about 5-6 times trying to apply tint to get it right.....doesn't look hard to do but it is for sure.... only do it if you have lots of time, patience, and money to burn on extra tint....however once you learn you'll never have to pay someone again...
 

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I have done many cars with tint.The hardest tint to work with it the darkest like 5% limo tint.Shows every little dust speck.It reall is not too hard, but you have to take your time.Use lots of dawn soap and distilled water mix.Just spray the heck out of it.Clean windows really good, go over with a razoe blade.If possible take door panels off to get tint below weather striping.The only really hard windows are curved ones, which you had to due in stripes.Check you state laws first.I have had to peel my windows several times.That was really the only thing they could even try and get me for.I was even legal on my windows and they gave me a ticket because of my back window.I just peeled it went to a friend had him sign off on ticket then retinted them a few weeks later.
 
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bakos24

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Yeah I might just wait and get it done professionally. Thanks for the replies fellas.
 

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definitely get it done professionally. i just got mine done by the same dude that's tinted all of my cars, for $117, and it looks damn good
 
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bullitt784 said:
definitely get it done professionally. i just got mine done by the same dude that's tinted all of my cars, for $117, and it looks damn good
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Was that all around for $117?
 

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bullitt784 said:
definitely get it done professionally. i just got mine done by the same dude that's tinted all of my cars, for $117, and it looks damn good
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sounds about right
 

SaleenGT2001

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i did my truck but i got the stang done professionally. it is a real PITA and even when you learn to do it, it is still not as good as the pros
 
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