Window Tint.. Removing Dots and Defroster
05-05-2006 | 10:11 AM
#21
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From: The Houndstooth
Originally Posted by SS LS1 MI
For a show quality look the best way IMO is to paint the dots. That is what I did on my car it is looks seamless and flawless. At car shows I have had window tint company owners stop by and ask me how it was done to look so nice on the dots. Have a look........ 
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05-05-2006 | 04:06 PM
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1quickws6 would that be advantage by chance? John did so work for me at my other job, and he never let me down.
Did you get that hood finished yet? If ya think you'll be up to Norwin Hills Saturday - I can save you a spot up front. Let me know...
-Jay-
05-05-2006 | 06:38 PM
#26
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From: Michigan (Holland/Grand Rapids)
Originally Posted by RollTideTA
Well I'm glad you chimed in, I was beginning to feel like noone believed me....
AMEN Brother!! People always ask how to get a "Show Quality" tind job on a F-Body rear window and it seems nobody ever listens to what you have to say.
Pictures don't seem to help either.
05-06-2006 | 10:21 PM
#27
Originally Posted by SS LS1 MI
For a show quality look the best way IMO is to paint the dots. That is what I did on my car it is looks seamless and flawless. At car shows I have had window tint company owners stop by and ask me how it was done to look so nice on the dots. Have a look........
that looks great for sure...however if the tinter knows what they are doing that may be unnecessary. i have a huge order coming in and am tinting a red SS a week from tuesday. i will post pics of what can be done with proper prep and application of a top grade film...although i have to admit that job looks great.
Louie
