window tint pricing

[dmeech]

You can also buy a pre-cut tint kit on eb*y and do it yourself for under $60. It's not rocket science to putting these one. You just need a clean area, a helper, and patience.

I helped tint a buddy's truck a while ago. It wasn't at all as difficult as I anticipated. I'm thinking about doing my car once the weather gets nice.

[deniswhite1]

i bought a roll of tint for 20$ and did it my self, if you cut it right, and wash your windows very well it will come out perfict

[mikedudley17]

i found a how to vid about tinting your car. it explains it pretty well. its in the how-to section of the forum.

[AVE0SAM]

You should ask local tuners where they got theirs and how long ago they got it. That's the safest way to do it because tint looks good when it's first done but if its a crappy type of tint..a few months down the road it'll go from black to purple.

Does anyone have any ideas on how to avoid tint like this that will turn to purple after? Is there any signs to watch out for? Also, from those that have it done, how does the Aveo look with tinted windows. I have the hatch and I'm looking at getting everything but the front windows and windshield done.

its the type of tint...i believe you want the metallicized tint so it doesnt fade....someone who knows which type chime in

[tbowsaveo]

is he talkin about the clinging type tink or the stuff like the tint shops use with water and all that.

[nathan06a]

i got my hatch tinted for $110 plus tax with 35% in the front and 5% in the back. it looks real good.

oh yeah, with lifetime guarantee

[Aussie BarinaTK]

i got mine sedan done for $200 (mates rates!) with 20 in fronts and 5% in rear which is the darkest its aloud to legally be done

[deniswhite1]

is he talkin about the clinging type tink or the stuff like the tint shops use with water and all that.

with the static cling tint you still use soapy water to aply it, there is just no adhesive on the tint it self so you can take it off anytime, and put it back on at a later date.

[mikedudley17]

is he talkin about the clinging type tink or the stuff like the tint shops use with water and all that.

with the static cling tint you still use soapy water to aply it, there is just no adhesive on the tint it self so you can take it off anytime, and put it back on at a later date.

sounds like it would be sumtin that would come off if you tried to roll ur window down. that would be embarassing.

[deniswhite1]

is he talkin about the clinging type tink or the stuff like the tint shops use with water and all that.

with the static cling tint you still use soapy water to aply it, there is just no adhesive on the tint it self so you can take it off anytime, and put it back on at a later date.

sounds like it would be sumtin that would come off if you tried to roll ur window down. that would be embarassing.

its been on my back windows for 4 months now. stays on and doesn't come off, it looks like normal tint