dean
04-30-2008, 02:35 PM
Last year I did some window tinting deals for EvoAtlanta.com, WRXAtlanta.com and S2kAtlanta.com. I'm going to extend the same deals this year to anyone that is interested. If possible and everyone would like to do it, we could even do a "Tinting" day where we can meet somewhere (an area that is covered and has electricity!) and I can push out 3-4 cars that day. Or, if there is more interest, we can extend it into a weekend and I can put you 6-8 cars that weekend!
Here is the skinny on me. I have over 11 years of window tinting experience. I've managed a few shops and even started my own company last year. I decided that window tinting was as profitable as I had hopped and so I continued my career as a computer scientist. However, I still have film and I still tint cars on the side.
I do top notch work and have done plenty of cars in these clubs, so ask around and I'm sure someone will let you know of my work. I do all rear windows in one piece (no seams), all roll-ups are tinted to the very top edge and shaved so there will be no gaps. Also, all of the film comes with a lifetime warranty.
I have plenty of film left over from last years venture. It's all Llumar window film. I have a dye, metal mix, Full metal and even a ceramic film. Each adjusts the pricing a little bit. However, I'm going to offer extremely low prices to you guys in order to clear out this film inventory and pay off my venture debt that is still sitting on a credit card. :)
For Evo's only, I'm offering the following:
Dye/Metal mix: $150
A Dye/Metal mix is a good value film. The dye gives you a matte look, while the metal gives you performance. The dye is a non color changing dye, so it won't turn purple on you. It offers 45% heat rejection and 99% UV protection.
Full Metal: $175
A full metal film offers higher heat rejection at 52%. However, since there is no dye in the film, it does produce a sort of metallic / reflective look. Also, full metal films have been known to interfere with some car electronics and cellular phones. I'd recommend this film to anyone that wants the full benefits of heat rejection but doesn't mind the neutral reflective look.
Ceramic: $175
Ceramic film is the newest technology on the window film market. It offers all of the benefits of metal films, but since there is no metal involved, it is guaranteed to not interfere with the cars electronics. Typically, cars are being tinted for upwards of $500 a pop with ceramic film. The national average is $350 a car. I'm going to be cheaper naturally because of this offer and because it's left over inventory.
Here are some photo's of some cars I have done:
http://djones.snaghosting.com/images/tintjobs/evo2.jpg
http://djones.snaghosting.com/images/tintjobs/s2k1.jpg
http://djones.snaghosting.com/images/tintjobs/reds2k2.jpg
http://djones.snaghosting.com/images/tintjobs/vette06.jpg
Here is the skinny on me. I have over 11 years of window tinting experience. I've managed a few shops and even started my own company last year. I decided that window tinting was as profitable as I had hopped and so I continued my career as a computer scientist. However, I still have film and I still tint cars on the side.
I do top notch work and have done plenty of cars in these clubs, so ask around and I'm sure someone will let you know of my work. I do all rear windows in one piece (no seams), all roll-ups are tinted to the very top edge and shaved so there will be no gaps. Also, all of the film comes with a lifetime warranty.
I have plenty of film left over from last years venture. It's all Llumar window film. I have a dye, metal mix, Full metal and even a ceramic film. Each adjusts the pricing a little bit. However, I'm going to offer extremely low prices to you guys in order to clear out this film inventory and pay off my venture debt that is still sitting on a credit card. :)
For Evo's only, I'm offering the following:
Dye/Metal mix: $150
A Dye/Metal mix is a good value film. The dye gives you a matte look, while the metal gives you performance. The dye is a non color changing dye, so it won't turn purple on you. It offers 45% heat rejection and 99% UV protection.
Full Metal: $175
A full metal film offers higher heat rejection at 52%. However, since there is no dye in the film, it does produce a sort of metallic / reflective look. Also, full metal films have been known to interfere with some car electronics and cellular phones. I'd recommend this film to anyone that wants the full benefits of heat rejection but doesn't mind the neutral reflective look.
Ceramic: $175
Ceramic film is the newest technology on the window film market. It offers all of the benefits of metal films, but since there is no metal involved, it is guaranteed to not interfere with the cars electronics. Typically, cars are being tinted for upwards of $500 a pop with ceramic film. The national average is $350 a car. I'm going to be cheaper naturally because of this offer and because it's left over inventory.
Here are some photo's of some cars I have done:
http://djones.snaghosting.com/images/tintjobs/evo2.jpg
http://djones.snaghosting.com/images/tintjobs/s2k1.jpg
http://djones.snaghosting.com/images/tintjobs/reds2k2.jpg
http://djones.snaghosting.com/images/tintjobs/vette06.jpg