Enoch
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Hi again everyone...
Still waiting on a few parts for my suspension upgrade, so in the meantime, I booked my car in for its window tint.
I had a particular look in mind, and I have to say, with the advice of Tim the installer, I got exactly what I was after...:headband:
I was mindful that I didn't want a really blacked out look, I've had that before on other cars, but for my Mustang I wanted somthin slightly more subtle..... Tim was telling me that this week he'd had a visit from the owner of a yellow Mustang, and he'd advised jet black on that car, but didn't want to do it until he'd done mine....:hail:
It soon became obvious that it wasn't going to be a straight forward install.:(
Access to the bottom corners is very limited, and the rear parcel shelf was causing a problem.
Tim said the only solution to do a proper job was to remove the parcel shelf..
Being a perfectionist, he took his time, and carefully removed the side panels, and the shelf, and this made the job much easier..
The bottom line is I'm over the moon with the look, and the standard of work, with something like this, if it looks crap everyone will see it, so it has to be spot on.:cheers:
[ame]
The wife also had her Jeep done by John the other installer at Ultimate tinting....she's in the Mafia so wanted the full on blacked out look:eyebulge::lol::lol: But really its just to hide her horse stuff, saddles n shit that get transported in the Jeepaddle:
Still waiting on a few parts for my suspension upgrade, so in the meantime, I booked my car in for its window tint.
I had a particular look in mind, and I have to say, with the advice of Tim the installer, I got exactly what I was after...:headband:
I was mindful that I didn't want a really blacked out look, I've had that before on other cars, but for my Mustang I wanted somthin slightly more subtle..... Tim was telling me that this week he'd had a visit from the owner of a yellow Mustang, and he'd advised jet black on that car, but didn't want to do it until he'd done mine....:hail:
It soon became obvious that it wasn't going to be a straight forward install.:(
Access to the bottom corners is very limited, and the rear parcel shelf was causing a problem.
Tim said the only solution to do a proper job was to remove the parcel shelf..
Being a perfectionist, he took his time, and carefully removed the side panels, and the shelf, and this made the job much easier..
The bottom line is I'm over the moon with the look, and the standard of work, with something like this, if it looks crap everyone will see it, so it has to be spot on.:cheers:
[ame]
The wife also had her Jeep done by John the other installer at Ultimate tinting....she's in the Mafia so wanted the full on blacked out look:eyebulge::lol::lol: But really its just to hide her horse stuff, saddles n shit that get transported in the Jeep
addle:
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