Precut Window Tint

[ZenoGenProducts]

Has anyone bought these?

http://www.tintkits.com/Scripts/prodList.asp?idCategory=1891

this company makes precut window tint for a lot of cars, all you do is take it out and install no cutting save $$$ from getting it installed from a tint shop.

[Amiricle]

i tried tinting my side front window once and it worked out ok, but it was kind of hard making sure all the bubbles were out. The hard part for you would be the rear window because its huge

[pnoy]

Nice find! Around my area professional tints goes for around $120 or more depending on the brand of the film. I wouldn't mind doing this for myself half the cost.

[LightningRod]

Nice find! Around my area professional tints goes for around $120 or more depending on the brand of the film. I wouldn't mind doing this for myself half the cost.


I would. I'd rather have someone else do it. Self-tinting ... meh ... either it'll look great or look like $hit, there's no middle zone.

[BlAcKman]

I would. I'd rather have someone else do it. Self-tinting ... meh ... either it'll look great or look like $hit, there's no middle zone.

yea...its better to hire a pro...plus you would be able to get a warranty

[BHam00GT-S]

Gila Tint has the same thing. precut tint in different colors, etc. if I remember correctly.

EDIT: And I agree, its better to have a professioanl do it. I had my weindows out of my car and took them to get tinted while the car was in the bodyshop

[dragoncelicaGT]

Very nice find! I think that I will take this to the shop and have them install it. I should be cheaper. :headbang:

[GTPhil]

I would rather pay the extra and get the professional job and warranty. Plus does it say what percent that tint is?

[natewan31]

Personally, being a window tinter. I say go professional. Even tho films like Gila are made by our film manufacturer, the quality is sh*t. Like what was said earlier, you can't get the same quality warranty from those films. Go to a tint shop and pay $180 or however they charge for Celica's and get a lifetime warranty.

[BHam00GT-S]

Personally, being a window tinter. I say go professional. Even tho films like Gila are made by our film manufacturer, the quality is sh*t. Like what was said earlier, you can't get the same quality warranty from those films. Go to a tint shop and pay $180 or however they charge for Celica's and get a lifetime warranty.

:werd: I mentioned Gila as another idea. I had Lumar 5% all around for roughly $160

[natewan31]

Personally, being a window tinter. I say go professional. Even tho films like Gila are made by our film manufacturer, the quality is sh*t. Like what was said earlier, you can't get the same quality warranty from those films. Go to a tint shop and pay $180 or however they charge for Celica's and get a lifetime warranty.

:werd: I mentioned Gila as another idea. I had Lumar 5% all around for roughly $160


:thumbup: for llumar. we use the atr series, but soon upgrading to their top of the line film.

[LEDmod]

I've tried tinting on my older car I had before, I'm pretty good with my hand and I had to try few times before I got it on well..... but still not perfect...
If you mess up one little thing and you have to start with whole new tint...
I'm and DIY person, but get it done by professional...

I had my window tint on my car for like 4 years and it's faded... suppose to life time warrenty....
But I park it out in the sun all day in Las Vegas sun light... :D

[vindiCAtor]

I would. I'd rather have someone else do it. Self-tinting ... meh ... either it'll look great or look like $hit, there's no middle zone.

yea...its better to hire a pro...plus you would be able to get a warranty


There is no better advice you can give on window tinting than this.

[natewan31]

I've tried tinting on my older car I had before, I'm pretty good with my hand and I had to try few times before I got it on well..... but still not perfect...
If you mess up one little thing and you have to start with whole new tint...
I'm and DIY person, but get it done by professional...

I had my window tint on my car for like 4 years and it's faded... suppose to life time warrenty....
But I park it out in the sun all day in Las Vegas sun light... :D


should've got a warranty slip w/ your receipt. take that back and get it fixed. it doesnt' cost the tint shop anything b/c the film manufacturer sends the film out for free on warranty work. thats how it works for us.

[BHam00GT-S]

:werd: I mentioned Gila as another idea. I had Lumar 5% all around for roughly $160


:thumbup: for llumar. we use the atr series, but soon upgrading to their top of the line film.

not sure what line I used but I told him the best they had, which is probably the best Lumar makes. He f*cked up my rear quarter windows and I think I'm gonna have him re-do them. Anyone know if that's covered under warranty?

[LightningRod]

:thumbup: for llumar. we use the atr series, but soon upgrading to their top of the line film.

not sure what line I used but I told him the best they had, which is probably the best Lumar makes. He f*cked up my rear quarter windows and I think I'm gonna have him re-do them. Anyone know if that's covered under warranty?


Well if he fcuked it up then I'm sure that's out of warranty ... I think the warranty would only apply if the tint in itself was defective ... but if the installer fcuked it up, then you'll have to go after him and persuade him to re-do it for free ...

[LEDmod]

I've tried tinting on my older car I had before, I'm pretty good with my hand and I had to try few times before I got it on well..... but still not perfect...
If you mess up one little thing and you have to start with whole new tint...
I'm and DIY person, but get it done by professional...

I had my window tint on my car for like 4 years and it's faded... suppose to life time warrenty....
But I park it out in the sun all day in Las Vegas sun light... :D


should've got a warranty slip w/ your receipt. take that back and get it fixed. it doesnt' cost the tint shop anything b/c the film manufacturer sends the film out for free on warranty work. thats how it works for us.

They won't warrenty it if it's kept out in the sun all the time....
That's what they told me when I got the tint....

[natewan31]

not sure what line I used but I told him the best they had, which is probably the best Lumar makes. He f*cked up my rear quarter windows and I think I'm gonna have him re-do them. Anyone know if that's covered under warranty?

its not covered under the llumar, but if he's a good installer he'll see his mistake and fix it for you at his earliest convenience.

[BHam00GT-S]

:thumbup: for llumar. we use the atr series, but soon upgrading to their top of the line film.

not sure what line I used but I told him the best they had, which is probably the best Lumar makes. He f*cked up my rear quarter windows and I think I'm gonna have him re-do them. Anyone know if that's covered under warranty?


Well if he fcuked it up then I'm sure that's out of warranty ... I think the warranty would only apply if the tint in itself was defective ... but if the installer fcuked it up, then you'll have to go after him and persuade him to re-do it for free ...

not sure what line I used but I told him the best they had, which is probably the best Lumar makes. He f*cked up my rear quarter windows and I think I'm gonna have him re-do them. Anyone know if that's covered under warranty?

its not covered under the llumar, but if he's a good installer he'll see his mistake and fix it for you at his earliest convenience.

thanks guys, hopefully he'll be civil about it. If not, tint isn't that expensive and I have another shop with the same tint that would do it right or re-do it no matter what. Only problem is they are 2 hrs away. My friend owns the import shop in conjunction with the tint place, so it'll work itself out somehow

[ZenoGenProducts]

I would rather pay the extra and get the professional job and warranty. Plus does it say what percent that tint is?

they got everything u get to choose when you buy.

[ZenoGenProducts]

I've tried tinting on my older car I had before, I'm pretty good with my hand and I had to try few times before I got it on well..... but still not perfect...
If you mess up one little thing and you have to start with whole new tint...
I'm and DIY person, but get it done by professional...

I had my window tint on my car for like 4 years and it's faded... suppose to life time warrenty....
But I park it out in the sun all day in Las Vegas sun light... :D


if you mess up they got a replacement policy, you can buy it for like $9.95 for the window you messed up.

http://www.tintkits.com/Scripts/openExtra.asp?extra=7

plus they got instructions on how to properly do it yourself, they got the video their going to make also

http://www.tintkits.com/Scripts/openExtra.asp?extra=5

you also get a hudge ass discount if you order in bulk, so it'd be pretty cool to open a tint shop and buy these... for cheap
http://www.tintkits.com/Scripts/openExtra.asp?extra=8

wow they even got the whole equipment to install it you can buy from them, perhaps in the future a video will be released on how to do it too

http://www.tintkits.com/Scripts/prodList.asp?idCategory=2009

[lambbbo]

My suggestion is don't buy precut window tint. Just fork over the cash and you'll be happier (unless you're a professional window tinter in your spare time) No warranty and the great possibility of screwing it up....just my opinion.

[ZenoGenProducts]

My suggestion is don't buy precut window tint. Just fork over the cash and you'll be happier (unless you're a professional window tinter in your spare time) No warranty and the great possibility of screwing it up....just my opinion.

well at least we know God didnt give someone fingers and hands... probubly a fat stomach and a ugly face and a potatoe chip eating lazy punk