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SparkySparks Enthusiast

SparkySparks

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I used All Out Off Road to tint my windows, also bought most of my accessories from them. Give them a call (281.499.3806) and ask for Mike, good guy and he will be able to help you out.

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TheTrueMoron

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I used Dr. Detail in Spring. I've had them install my tint a few years ago and yesterday I had them remove the tint and install a lighter shade. A few years ago, it was done in-house but yesterday they had a guy that works with Dr. Detail do the work (he has his own business). They can also do the installation at other locations if you wish. It's $70 for the two front windows, and it was $95 for the old tint to be removed and install the new tint. The tint is great (I think 3M) and he does a good job (no bubbles or gaps or anything of that sort).

 

http://www.drdetail.net/

jasonshd Enthusiast

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I live on the west side of houston (Katy) and used KOOL KARZ. Thet have done all my trucks and my wifes car. Here is what they use and the price list. I have been very happy with mine.

 

Lifetime Warranty metalized tint manufactured by LLumar

Metallized film rejects 15% more heat

One piece back window (most cars)

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2 front doors $60.00

Full Cars $169(Most cars..)

Suv's $189.00 (Tahoe,Exployers....ect)

single cab pickups $100 (two doors and rear window)

ext cab / crew cab trucks $139

rear sliders add $20

Eyebrows $20

dsalcido Enthusiast

dsalcido

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I live on the west side of houston (Katy) and used KOOL KARZ. Thet have done all my trucks and my wifes car. Here is what they use and the price list. I have been very happy with mine.

 

Lifetime Warranty metalized tint manufactured by LLumar

Metallized film rejects 15% more heat

One piece back window (most cars)

computer cut

2 front doors $60.00

Full Cars $169(Most cars..)

Suv's $189.00 (Tahoe,Exployers....ect)

single cab pickups $100 (two doors and rear window)

ext cab / crew cab trucks $139

rear sliders add $20

Eyebrows $20

 

 

Many thanks everyone!!! :thumbs: !

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