^^^ and are very much appreciated!

 

Now that's what I call a bad installation,
glad you guys got the job done right

 

Thanks!!! Our team works very hard in constantly improving on this craft.

 

Holy smokes, what a hack that installer was.

+1 to what Eric said; no idea why someone would 'cheap out' when it comes to a clear bra- only defense would be trusting the installer to do the work.

 

It is the nature of many dealerships to obtain the "cheapest" installer. Unfortunately, this is a craft that takes many years to become proficient and many more years beyond to become a master. This comes with time and a price that many dealerships are unwilling to pay for.

However, not all dealerships choose this route. This is just a note to many of what may happen if price is chosen over quality.

 

calling that customer an idiot is not fair.

There is no one within a 4 hour drive who seems to be able to do this in my area.

My application shows edges at many places, and two many stretch marks, etc.

I did insist that the installer did not cut any where near my paint. I also had her redo it once, as the first time was terrible.

I live in a rural area, with few car diseased people in our region.

My paint is protected, and when I clean it up, I am the only one who notices the imperfections.

I am not an idiot, I just had to make decisions regarding time I was willing to travel, or extensive cost of shipping my car hundreds of miles.

When someone who can do this properly arrives in Pittsburgh, I will have plenty of business for them.

 

We never made such a comment.

 

uh, you didn't, someone else did.

was just trying to show another perspective to someone who perhaps wrote without thinking.

 

Glad we were able to help the customer out. He was very frustrated with the other company.

 

Here's another example of a bad installation. Was installed by the local Ferrari dealer's vendor:


And Yes, there were razor cuts on the paint, but we were able to polish out most of it.