rubbish window tints
08 July 2012, 12:59 PM
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I watched mine being fitted, done in one piece, with the rear seat and parcel shelf etc. all still in place......all three rear windows done for under £100. Also comes with a "lifetime" guarantee. He said if at any time they start to peel or im not happy, then bring it back and he will replace them free of charge. Sorry mate I wouldn't let this one go 
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08 July 2012, 01:50 PM
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'Pimp tints' lol.
I really don't get the appeal of a completely opaque window. There's loads of Range Rover Sports around here like that and pimped up Porsche Cayannes with matt paint too.
I really don't get the appeal of a completely opaque window. There's loads of Range Rover Sports around here like that and pimped up Porsche Cayannes with matt paint too.
08 July 2012, 05:40 PM
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my black impreza was done in one piece with seats in and all 5 windows cost me £165 even managed to get them all the same/correct colour 
that job is an absolute joke and no way would i be letting it drop i wouldnt even have left the premises with my car till it was rectified 
that job is an absolute joke and no way would i be letting it drop i wouldnt even have left the premises with my car till it was rectified
18 October 2012, 09:49 PM
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right, got an update....
i have continued with the small claims and he has kept saying he's not paying/doing anything. so i filled the court papers and waited. i had a call from a mediator, he has offered to remove the film and all the glue, give me a full refund and some cash on top.
i'd prefer him not to touch my car again, but if i said no and took him to court, the judge could be funny with me because he has offered to refund me and put my car back as it was.
i have continued with the small claims and he has kept saying he's not paying/doing anything. so i filled the court papers and waited. i had a call from a mediator, he has offered to remove the film and all the glue, give me a full refund and some cash on top.
i'd prefer him not to touch my car again, but if i said no and took him to court, the judge could be funny with me because he has offered to refund me and put my car back as it was.
18 October 2012, 10:45 PM
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right, got an update....
i have continued with the small claims and he has kept saying he's not paying/doing anything. so i filled the court papers and waited. i had a call from a mediator, he has offered to remove the film and all the glue, give me a full refund and some cash on top.
i'd prefer him not to touch my car again, but if i said no and took him to court, the judge could be funny with me because he has offered to refund me and put my car back as it was.
i have continued with the small claims and he has kept saying he's not paying/doing anything. so i filled the court papers and waited. i had a call from a mediator, he has offered to remove the film and all the glue, give me a full refund and some cash on top.
i'd prefer him not to touch my car again, but if i said no and took him to court, the judge could be funny with me because he has offered to refund me and put my car back as it was.
If I was you, just keep an eye on everything as they are removing the film / glue.
I would if it was me. Smile kindly, give them the finger
and drive off.
19 October 2012, 10:34 AM
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right, got an update....
i have continued with the small claims and he has kept saying he's not paying/doing anything. so i filled the court papers and waited. i had a call from a mediator, he has offered to remove the film and all the glue, give me a full refund and some cash on top.
i'd prefer him not to touch my car again, but if i said no and took him to court, the judge could be funny with me because he has offered to refund me and put my car back as it was.
i have continued with the small claims and he has kept saying he's not paying/doing anything. so i filled the court papers and waited. i had a call from a mediator, he has offered to remove the film and all the glue, give me a full refund and some cash on top.
i'd prefer him not to touch my car again, but if i said no and took him to court, the judge could be funny with me because he has offered to refund me and put my car back as it was.
19 October 2012, 01:04 PM
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1. Alongside Trading Standards take out a Summons NOW! Time is of the essence.
2. Do NOT remove it.
3. Take plenty of images for the court - a blind man on a galloping horse can see thats crap!
4. Inform them that they either replace or you WILL sue AND DO IT!
5. You WILL win.
6. You have a receipt, I take it?
**EDIT** .... thought it was a new thread, oooops! I would take the cash and not allow them near the window at all !!!!
Also, it wouldn't be a Magistrate in the SCC!
2. Do NOT remove it.
3. Take plenty of images for the court - a blind man on a galloping horse can see thats crap!
4. Inform them that they either replace or you WILL sue AND DO IT!
5. You WILL win.
6. You have a receipt, I take it?
**EDIT** .... thought it was a new thread, oooops! I would take the cash and not allow them near the window at all !!!!
Also, it wouldn't be a Magistrate in the SCC!
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03 November 2012, 10:03 PM
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well, today was the day. all removed and a full refund
he was nice and pleasant and it only took an hour to remove it all
glad it's all sorted and now i can move on
he used 3M glue remover and a plastic scraper (like a credit card) and a heat gun. warmed up the film and pulled it off, then wiped over glue with a cloth soaked in glue remover, left it a few minutes, then lightly scrape the glue off and then clean remainder off with cloth again.
he was nice and pleasant and it only took an hour to remove it all
glad it's all sorted and now i can move on
he used 3M glue remover and a plastic scraper (like a credit card) and a heat gun. warmed up the film and pulled it off, then wiped over glue with a cloth soaked in glue remover, left it a few minutes, then lightly scrape the glue off and then clean remainder off with cloth again.
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