There is no need for additional cutting and the margin for error even further diminished. With years of experience, our installers can deliver a near flawless fit, and since we cut whole tint pieces. Once the machines have done their thing, it’s time for our certified window tint installers to take the pieces and skillfully apply them to your windows. Not to mention the cost of replacing the rubbers which many companies that are not reputable might not want to cover the cost process to give a quality job I know damage to the customer’s car. And I saw some cars where you cut the rubber too low it could cause leaking in the car. When they cut on the edge of the glass where there are a rubber trim chances of them cutting the rubber increases quite a bit. Another risk of using a knife to cut your tint on your car is that. The glass that cars come with now is a lot softer because they are trying to reduce the weight of the glass so it’s not as dense as in older cards. Glass has gotten higher if you cut on the car.

The glass got a lot softer on the chance of scratching. Be wary of other tint shops that lay tint on your windows and cut it directly on your vehicle. There no risk of damaging glass or rubber seals. Since our tint pieces are all pre-cut, there never a time that a knife used near your vehicle.

Our plotter does all the cutting, so all our technicians have to do is peel away excess tint and apply it to your vehicle.

The computer can then dial in those specs, and transfer them to a cutting machine, also known as a plotter, which cuts whole clean pieces of tint according to the exact size of your windows. When you bring your vehicle to Flying Window Tinting our technicians use an extensive vehicle database to locate the exact size and specifications of your vehicle’s windows. We love our employees, but when it comes to cutting tint no human being can deliver the level of precision possible with computer-driven machines. They are many reasons i write below why going to Window Tint Shop to have your car tinted and having the computer pre-cut your window tint and not have them hand cut the tint 100% Accuracy A lot of window tinters hesitant on embracing computer cut because they thought expense was too much and that they do better quality and cutting the tint. Not all window tint shops carry computer window tint because unless you have a high-volume shop it’s not worth the expense of investing in the equipment and software. Computer cut window tint has been out for about 15 years.

Computer cut window tint machine