[rkick08]

Originally Posted by Delta0311

Can they? Shit they better. I don't know how customer friendly your tint shop is but they should not charge you for any labor costs with installing the felt, although that is all up to the shop. The felt itself is a 50/50 issue, some places might charge you for it and some not. The re-tint is covered by warranty so there should be 0 cost there.

Remember..... MAKE SURE they install the felt or else you will be back in their shop about 6 months after you get the tints fixed because you will need to have them redone, again.

I agree, its only been 1 month and i can already see some lines.. they are hardly noticable but I know they are there, and they are eventaully just going to get worse....

[cpe90]

Originally Posted by rkick08

i got the same problem and i have lifetime warranty, maybe they can re-tint and fix it?

I have it on mine too so they fixed it for free. I told them about this thread but not sure if they did anything that was suggested on this thread. But so far so good since April 3rd.

[Delta0311]

Originally Posted by rkick08

I agree, its only been 1 month and i can already see some lines.. they are hardly noticable but I know they are there, and they are eventaully just going to get worse....

Correct, if you keep rolling the windows down they are going to look at lot worse.

[rkick08]

Originally Posted by Delta0311

Correct, if you keep rolling the windows down they are going to look at lot worse.

in Miami with black seats rolling them down is a must as soon as you get in lol.

anyhow the shop told me to stop by when i can so they can have a "look" I'm sure they will replace it, the tinter there did a good job now he needs to make sure this shyt will go away!

[Delta0311]

Originally Posted by rkick08

in Miami with black seats rolling them down is a must as soon as you get in lol.

anyhow the shop told me to stop by when i can so they can have a "look" I'm sure they will replace it, the tinter there did a good job now he needs to make sure this shyt will go away!

It's in their best interest to fix your shit right since you have a lifetime warranty on the tints. So they either get it right or they will be re-tining your car for free every three months or so.

[SQ5]

It doesn't matter what tint is used. It's going to scratch without the felt.... period.

Tell your tinter to install the 3 series kit from here... http://www.tintprotector.com/bmw/index.htm

Tell them NOT to cut your inner weather strip seal off. It will let wind noise and water into your door panel. Not good.

[SQ5]

Originally Posted by rkick08

I agree, its only been 1 month and i can already see some lines.. they are hardly noticable but I know they are there, and they are eventaully just going to get worse....

Did you get the Tint Protector kit? Put the kit on and then go get your windows re-tinted under warranty.

[chewiechewie]

Can someone with a E92 do a DIY with pics for the Tint Protector Install? I'm a bit uncomfortable not really knowing how to take the door panel off my 2010 335i =T

[pentaxis]

Do E92's have this issue at all?

[SQ5]

Originally Posted by pentaxis

Do E92's have this issue at all?

Yep the early production coupes had no felt....

chewie - It's CRAZY easy to pop open your door panel. You don't have to remove it. Just open it to gain access to the inside weather strip. Take less than 5 min per door.

[cpe90]

Originally Posted by fastsupra

chewie - It's CRAZY easy to pop open your door panel. You don't have to remove it. Just open it to gain access to the inside weather strip. Take less than 5 min per door.

What he said but mine is E90.
Should be the same.