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siddr20 Grand Master

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Would just like to say that, greg did an excellent job!! no complaints at all n hes pretty fast at it now as well.. I even made it to maccas breakfast lol..

See i had to drive from sutherlandshire to his house, and the car was booked in at 8.30am, so traffic was a b****..

But for anyone who still wants to go n get their tints done, do it now, before it ends..

Just beware of his dog hahahah..

thanks 2 blitz as well..

Sydneykid Grand Master

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I was thinking of taking up this Group Buy, then I saw the HORNSBY :P

Could it possibly be any further away? And still be in Sydney ;)

And I need 2 cars done, that's 2 trips to HORNSBY :):O

Will he travel?

:) cheers :)

RBFIRE Experienced

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Yea, i would like my car to get 15% tint as well, and a friend.

but hornsby a bit turns off,

Maybe we can have a lil groupy so he can come to us, instead of we going to him?

My area is Liverpool

nfi Community Regular

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I have 10% on my car and I hate it. At night the front windows are just too dark. Sometimes I have to slow down and put the window down in dark streets.

I would recommend people getting 35% on the front windows and 15% on the back. Keeps the jap look. Have you noticed that a lot of imports arrive here with really dark back windows with the front windows clear?

Apparently a nissan factory option in japan is exactly that.

Blitz Grand Master

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I was thinking of taking up this Group Buy, then I saw the HORNSBY :P

Could it possibly be any further away?

Could you possibly get your windows done elsewhere? :D

TTT Grand Master

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bump.

Got mine done on saturday.

35%

Greg is a good fella.

I told him what I wanted out of the tints and even though the 35% cost less, he said that would suit my needs more so than the darker ones.

It's not dark really. So it's not for the posers among us.

I just wanted to stop the heat and therefore making the air con more efficient.

that's just what I got.

I do have to say this though..

it's a 2 man job.

greg tints the windows, you have to entertain the poochie..

LOL..

Helpful hint:

pin the dog down before he starts getting too playful...

or if you are a pansy, he can lock the dog away.

Thanks BLITZ for the group buy and thanks greg for job well done.

Blitz Grand Master

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Hi all, Greg has advised me that he will be happy to extend this group buy until the end of March as a few people have expressed interest but are short on funds.

I will update the first post.

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I had mine tinted in 28% non-reflective tint in the last SAU group buy from the guy in North Ryde, and its great.

It is very dark at night though. I wouldnt go any darker.

I was going to go 20%, but it wouldve been far too dark at night.

15% at night would be suicidal.

siddr20 Grand Master

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15% is just perfect i reckon.. hmm i can still see out the window, but yea, not ideal in very dark streets..

Hmm will Pm you again blitz..

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