Showing posts with label window film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label window film. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Blackout Tints - When Only 5% VLT Will Do


Blackout Tint Film - The Good Stuff

The murdered out look is all the rage but getting just the right film for the job can be difficult. There has been some confusion among our customers lately about what is blackout film and, really, that is completely our fault. Although it has been well over a year since we switched, we used to refer to our static cling film for years as blackout. When we realized that this was doing more harm than good because the static film actually had a blue hue to it and only blocked 80% of the light we switched to a true blackout film.


True Blackout Film?

So, what is a true blackout film anyway? Well, for starters, the blackout film we now offer is the same VLT as limo tint window film. In addition, Rtint blackout film is self-adhesive which will allow you to semi-permanently install it on even the craziest of curves.

Customer Rebate Photos - The 2011 Chevy Camaro with Blacked Out taillights

In the video and photo above you can get a good idea of what Rtint, high-gloss blackout film really looks like. Buying online can be hard precisely because you're rarely sure how an auto accessory is going to look on your car whcih is why we offer the rebate program. As you can see, the proof s in the pudding.

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Thursday, September 5, 2013

eWindow Tint Installers - How to Find Reputable Installers


How to Find Reputable Installers?

First, make a list of at least five potential tint shops that would likely do good, quality work. Ask your friends, family and co-workers who have had their cars tinted which tint shops they chose. Then, do the following:


  • Check Yelp for recommendations.
  •  Look for tint shops that have a quality, informative website and/or advertisements in well-known magazines and get prepared to get price quotes from local, reputable tint shops.

Once you have your list of tint shops you are considering, its time to dig a little deeper. Either call them on the phone or stop by without an appointment, see how they react to your unexpected arrival. Regardless of how busy they may be, a reputable shop will spend time to try to win you as a customer.

Don't Regret It Later -- Ask Questions

What kind of warranty do they offer?

What kind of film do they use?

What kind of satisfaction guarantee do they carry?


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Monday, July 9, 2012

The Overhauled 2006 Honda CIvic - An Appeal to Generation Y

If you missed the name of the current weblog then allow me to say it again: Honda redesigned the 2006 Civic from the ground-up. Some of the most considerable upgrades were improved fuel-economy, a more highly effective 1.8 liter engine, sportier exterior style and a range of top quality features that improved an already excellent interior. The 8th Gen Civic also represents Honda’s attempt to entice Generation-Y buyers as it looks to modify its market from the Babt Boomer generation. It’s no surprise then that the 2006 Civic is both more structured and higher-performing than any other since the line’s starting in 1973.