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- Film had a couple days to set. This is NOT water or moisture.

- Marks are slightly bigger in person than in the photos (was taken in 0.6x)

Edit: I would understand the hate if I paid a random guy on marketplace to do it for "cheap". But I paid a real shop and negotiated my prices down because they had open slots for the day. Their usual advertised price is much higher. Now if paid full price, the same thing could have happened. It comes with full warranty so there would absolutely be no reason for them to sacrifice their quality since they would have to re-do it anyways. Honestly don't get yalls point here. There are many people who pay even cheaper prices and have flawless tints. Tint film is not expensive, less than $90 per full car, even the highest quality ones. Realistic labor for a good installer can be 3hrs × $65. In total You are right around $285-300. In tints and labor. Slap on another 50-65 bucks for their monthly overhead costs. Okay we're at $350 after covering; top of the line film; labor; overhead costs. To those who are paying $500-1000 may I ask what exactly are you paying for. You've already covered all the expenses of your tint service. Oh wait! You're paying a markup which is purely profit to the owner because you chose a "premium" option. Break down the costs for once before you decide to talk about prices.

For anyone wondering what this setup looks like.

Bright sun directly above

50% Nanoceramic windshield

20% Carbon Front Windows

5% Rears