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where to get cheap window tint film?

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  • 01-09-2008 3:15pm
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    VH
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    pref dublin area - checked halfords and it was a mad price - over €30 a roll for stuff can be got on ebay for a fiver

    would prefer to get it locally tho in case i need to get more at short notice

    this isnt a car tint job - i just need to cover some glass in a building for privacy so top notch quality isnt required


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    listermint
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    VH wrote: »
    pref dublin area - checked halfords and it was a mad price - over €30 a roll for stuff can be got on ebay for a fiver

    would prefer to get it locally tho in case i need to get more at short notice

    this isnt a car tint job - i just need to cover some glass in a building for privacy so top notch quality isnt required


    Buy it off ebay, its cheaper as you say. And just do your sums in regards area size. Always buy more than you need to cover and extra. Simple! And your studio isnt going to run off anywhere so even if you dont have enough re-order some more. Save yourself money.


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    VH
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    Sorry - should have said i will do the tiniting myself


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    listermint
    Registered Users Posts: 33,975 ✭✭✭✭listermint


    makes no difference, order over what you need. Make sure you use enough water / washing liquid mix and keep the area wet. Its easier if you mix it into a standard spray container (like a kitchen counter sprayer) also have a nice flat edge to rub out the bubbles. (pref rounded plastic tip to avoid scrapes) again well lubricated with the spray bottle.


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