Window Tinting In Sc
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From: Sumter SC
Window Tinting In Sc
Looking to get my new c6 windows tinting here in sc. My local window tinter here in sumter tried the back class 3 times and gave up. Looking for somewhere around columbia, charleston, or florence area.
Found someone this past weekend from charleston.
Thank's coastal carolina corvette club
Found someone this past weekend from charleston.
Thank's coastal carolina corvette club
Last edited by 747ZO6; Jul 23, 2007 at 03:57 PM.
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St. Jude Donor '09 thru '20
If you don't mind the drive, Tommy Bennett at RMC Auto in Greeneville TN (423-636-0272), did my C5. Both doors and rear hatch glass for $125.00 and it was done in approx. 2 hours!!
You can go to the post "All Corvette Show August 18th" to see photos from the show. The hatch glass is clearly visible.
Had a few bubbles to pop up at first, this will happen a few days after the initial application, Tommy gives you a sqweegy and after a few rub downs and exposure to the sun, the film tightens up and it's all good now.
The main problem with the back glass isn't so much the shape, but the dot matrix at the top of the glass. That's where the bubbles will appear. Poke them with a straight pin or the tip of a razor, and work out the air with the sqweegy.
You can go to the post "All Corvette Show August 18th" to see photos from the show. The hatch glass is clearly visible.
Had a few bubbles to pop up at first, this will happen a few days after the initial application, Tommy gives you a sqweegy and after a few rub downs and exposure to the sun, the film tightens up and it's all good now.
The main problem with the back glass isn't so much the shape, but the dot matrix at the top of the glass. That's where the bubbles will appear. Poke them with a straight pin or the tip of a razor, and work out the air with the sqweegy.
