2024 Yukon tint problem front windshield

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onyx24

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Just had my sides and front windshield tinted.

Very big company near me had to remove it once and replace it and it's still very splotchy at the dot matrix next to mirror.

They now have refunded me for the front and I'm looking for another company that can guarantee their work.

Anyone have their windshield tinted?
 

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Dot matrix tinting is tricky. While I have not done this on a windsheild I have had dot matrix around the rear window tinted with far better results. Might not be 100% perfect but does not look like what you have.

I think some shops put some form of clear, water based adhesive on the dot matrix before applying the tint in tough cases to reduce/eliminate this type of problem.

I have even seen reference to a glue stick type of application, not sure if this is an Elmers Glue Stick or a speciality glue stick for tint work.

Good luck, I would ask around many local shops on how they tend to address this.
 
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Dot matrix tinting is tricky. While I have not done this on a windsheild I have had dot matrix around the rear window tinted with far better results. Might not be 100% perfect but does not look like what you have.

I think some shops put some form of clear, water based adhesive on the dot matrix before applying the tint in tough cases to reduce/eliminate this type of problem.

I have even seen reference to a glue stick type of application, not sure if this is an Elmers Glue Stick or a speciality glue stick for tint work.

Good luck, I would ask around many local shops on how they tend to address this.

Yes in the process of calling around, so far 1 other shop they said they wouldn't guarantee it. I live in Charlotte NC, big city, you'd thing some of these shops would have it figured out. But who knows.
 

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I am not far from you. I had 2 rear windows redone by Custom Dave's Tinting in Mooreville and the dot matrix on the rear window looked prety good. No idea if they did anything special or not. You might call Dave's, it is a smaller shop and often Dave answers the phone. They are also pretty resonable from what I understood. As a point of reference, I think? I paid $175 for one car and around $225 for the other. Both had rear window defrost grids so removal was tricky, the $225 was a much larger back window. The rear window defrost grids can also be tricky for air pockets. I had not overall complaint with their workmanship and the end product.

There are a few other places in Mooresville, Tint World seems to be rather high end and I think their prices reflect this as well. But it may be worth a call to them, but usually a girl answers the phone that may not be very in tune to the technical side of the business.

Sun Stoppers has a 4.9 rating for 330 reviews on Google, you might call them as well.

Good luck
 
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I am not far from you. I had 2 rear windows redone by Custom Dave's Tinting in Mooreville and the dot matrix on the rear window looked prety good. No idea if they did anything special or not. You might call Dave's, it is a smaller shop and often Dave answers the phone. They are also pretty resonable from what I understood. As a point of reference, I think? I paid $175 for one car and around $225 for the other. Both had rear window defrost grids so removal was tricky, the $225 was a much larger back window. The rear window defrost grids can also be tricky for air pockets. I had not overall complaint with their workmanship and the end product.

There are a few other places in Mooresville, Tint World seems to be rather high end and I think their prices reflect this as well. But it may be worth a call to them, but usually a girl answers the phone that may not be very in tune to the technical side of the business.

Sun Stoppers has a 4.9 rating for 330 reviews on Google, you might call them as well.

Good luck

Yes I'm close to there. I actually used SunStoppers closer to me and they couldn't do it right even after 2nd try.
 

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