What Were WindowFilmMag.com’s Top Stories Since Our Last Issue?
What were WindowFilmMag.com’s top stories since our last issue? Here are the most-read topics in the industry:
What’s in the Bottle? Tinters Weigh in on Slip Solution
Window tinting is a business defined by specialized films, technical skill and exacting standards. Yet one of the most essential ingredients in many installers’ toolkits can come from as mundane a place as the kitchen sink. Responses to a Window Film magazine query reveal just how varied tinters’ slip solution preferences really are.
Fullsteam Ahead? Tech Company Buys Tint Wiz
The sale of Tint Wiz to the software and payment technology development company Fullsteam was big news.
“I Live Life Faster”: Mike Burke’s Battle with Skin Cancer
“If there’s one thing I want people to remember about me, it’s that I f***ing love window tinting,” says Mike Burke. “That’s my legacy.”
The owner of Sun Stoppers has to think about his legacy sooner than most, though, as he’s fighting an aggressive form of skin cancer.
Use It or Refuse It? Installers Weigh In on Customer-Supplied Tint
“How much should I charge if a customer brings their own film?” a tinter asked in an industry Facebook group recently. Over 100 people responded, offering varied and sometimes contradictory advice. Window Film spoke with several commenters to get their perspectives.
The Road Less Traveled: Where Unexpected Journeys Lead
The shortest distance between two points might be a straight line, but that doesn’t always mean it’s the best path. For many installers, it’s the scenic route that guided them to success. Window Film magazine spotlighted two such tinters in honor of Black History Month: one who started in law enforcement and another who began tinting thanks to a friend’s bluff.
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