Computer-cut tint
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Computer-cut tint
Finally getting nice out so I gotta get my windows tinted....
With the frameless windows, is computer-cut tint a good option? I read somewhere that it'll leave a much bigger gap when compared to a pro who does it by hand. But if you ask the computer-cut tint shop, they tell you it's a more exact fit because it's cut precisely by a computer.
So which is it??
With the frameless windows, is computer-cut tint a good option? I read somewhere that it'll leave a much bigger gap when compared to a pro who does it by hand. But if you ask the computer-cut tint shop, they tell you it's a more exact fit because it's cut precisely by a computer.
So which is it??
all depends on the installer. i got mine hand cut and its pretty much all the way up to the top of the glass, with a little slit of glass that isnt tinted. if you have a good installer, computer-cut is going to give you a perfect edge, but make sure the tinter is good enough to line it up right to the edge.
what kinda tint is it...if the window tinter is good he will do a better job than the computer cut tint
Finally getting nice out so I gotta get my windows tinted....
With the frameless windows, is computer-cut tint a good option? I read somewhere that it'll leave a much bigger gap when compared to a pro who does it by hand. But if you ask the computer-cut tint shop, they tell you it's a more exact fit because it's cut precisely by a computer.
So which is it??
With the frameless windows, is computer-cut tint a good option? I read somewhere that it'll leave a much bigger gap when compared to a pro who does it by hand. But if you ask the computer-cut tint shop, they tell you it's a more exact fit because it's cut precisely by a computer.
So which is it??
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