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**Dan12GT** · 02-15-2014, 11:40 AM

Originally Posted by NAVAG

That's the type I had put on. Had it done at Tritek in Garland. I'm thinking it was a little over $400 for the whole car and the Wincos tint is worth every penny.

JESUS! $400! Never in my life would I pay that for window tint.

Anywho I believe the films he uses are all 3M. He also warenties hes work for life against bubbles, fading, etc. He's done 4-5 of my cars, all have been flawless. He has also done about every family member of mine's vehicles. I've never heard a peap about the tint.

I've known him a long time and used to tint with him while I was in college. He is the best in the business. Hands down.

**rlhay2** · 02-15-2014, 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by Dan12GT

JESUS! $400! Never in my life would I pay that for window tint.

I paid that much to get the Wincos tint on my girl's car.

And as soon as my schedule allows I shall be getting the Shelby redone with Wincos this time too!

It makes a substantial difference in the interior temps of the car on a hot day. Texas heat is hell (no pun intended) on interiors. You just have to decide if the extra $100 is worth the expense to you.

**Dan12GT** · 02-15-2014, 11:58 AM

Originally Posted by rlhay2

I paid that much to get the Wincos tint on my girl's car.

And as soon as my schedule allows I shall be getting the Shelby redone with Wincos this time too!

It makes a substantial difference in the interior temps of the car on a hot day. Texas heat is hell (no pun intended) on interiors. You just have to decide if the extra $100 is worth the expense to you.

Seriously call my guy before you do it and talk to him about heat reduction, don't let a brand sell you on that. Most all tints will perform heat reduction obviously some maybe better than others.

$400 is paying more than double for car tint not just $100 more...

**NAVAG** · 02-15-2014, 12:35 PM

Originally Posted by rlhay2

I paid that much to get the Wincos tint on my girl's car.

And as soon as my schedule allows I shall be getting the Shelby redone with Wincos this time too!

It makes a substantial difference in the interior temps of the car on a hot day. Texas heat is hell (no pun intended) on interiors. You just have to decide if the extra $100 is worth the expense to you.

It does make a huge difference in Heat and UV reduction. I had it put on to help protect my leather interior. I would get in my car after a long July/August day and it wasn't an oven. Cooled down in a flash once the AC was turned on and stayed cool. I didn't buy it for the name - It is literally the best tint out there.

I'm getting ready to buy a beater DD so I can keep the miles down on my 5.0. I'll give your friend a call when I get the tint done on it. Most 35+ MPG cars are so slow and ugly that I would have to go with a very dark tint so no one sees me driving it. I might even spray paint some stripes and stick a 5.0 emblem on the front fender...