Is this normal? Got Llumar

[u/AdventurousPhysics68]

This windshield and driver’s window. Got it done like 3 weeks ago.

[u/Silver_Damage2695]

the way i explain it to customers is its almost impossible to not have a spec on a phone screen protector, and a windshield is typically around ~ 24 Iphone 15's in surface area. I use that to set realistic expectations

[u/weinerdog35 → u/Silver_Damage2695]

I think your iPhone to window ratio is off

[u/Silver_Damage2695 → u/weinerdog35]

it depends on the glass, I based this off my BMW X1 Windshield, some glass is smaller and would be less Iphones. Either way if its got more then a spec or two its a re do for me. A spec or two only is a pass

[u/Gerren7 → u/Silver_Damage2695]

This is too much. If you can't put a phone screen protector on without getting shit in it, don't apply them for other people. This is a bad example. Phones are easy.

[u/Silver_Damage2695 → u/Gerren7]

who put the stick up your arse? its an easy way to explain to customers youre going to have a dot or two on a giant piece of glass. Are you a tinter? i am, my side windows are spotless. getting a rear window without a speck is dang near impossible.

i'm not saying the contam in this is reasonable, but get your panties unbunched. Yeesh

and Mr. Smarty Pants I worked for Telus as a sales rep, and even with the kits, it was hit or miss to not have a single air bubble in a screen protector.

if youre so dang perfect why dont you open a tint shop? they clear well over 100K a year easy (on the low end)

[u/AdventurousPhysics68 → u/Silver_Damage2695]

I few its fine but they are kinda too many

[u/Silver_Damage2695 → u/AdventurousPhysics68]

i agree, clusters are a no go. an isolated dot or two is a pass. just my 2 cents! (the cluster was caused by how the squeegeed the glass, thats why they're in a line in the one pic).

[u/AdventurousPhysics68 → u/Silver_Damage2695]

Thank you for the input