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90BHP
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http://www.midlandtinting.com/
Minimum for this to go ahead at these prices is 10 people for security film, no minimum on standard tints.
Ben at Midland Tinting has offered us a Group buy / discount on Security Glass and Window tinting. To keep things simple for the sign up There are three options:
Security film (BS 6206) clear all round for cars with factory privacy glass £325
Security film (BS 6206) 20% film – same as factory level of tint, to all windows B post back, clear on the fronts £325
Tinted Film Only (no BS security number) £215 for B post back and £250 including a light tint on front side windows.
Ben is asking for a £50 deposit with booking, as he is taking a big risk ordering in lots of extra stock and is using a premium brand at a reduced rate. Once we have 10 people on the sign up I will need you to contact Ben and book a convenient time with him + send the deposit. . You will have to pm me if you want a second car - as a mini will be a little cheaper on materials but not a lot of time saved (for example).
Pentagon quoted me today £495 + VAT for tinted and £425 + vat for clear.
Site donation will be made if this goes ahead - and I am not making anything out of this before anyone asks. Beers will be accepted in lieu of thanks and thumbs up signs 
Edit: Ben will need the car for 1/2 day. depending on branch, there is a nice canal walk to the pub and back or a bentley garage and Mcdonalds to go and walk to / round etc
Also comes with a lifetime of ownership warranty on the quality of the film and one replacement window film in the event of a smashed window.
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TazDaz
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just one question - how long does the process take?
can it be done within a few hours?
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90BHP
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Edited as everyone will ask - Ben needs the car for 1/2 day. he's friendly and if you can't be  to walk into town or the pub he will even let you make him a tea 
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TazDaz
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90BHP wrote:Edited as everyone will ask - Ben needs the car for 1/2 day. he's friendly and if you can't be to walk into town or the pub he will even let you make him a tea
OK that's good news - I'll take the Jetboil with me 
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FleurT
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Hello
Just wondering, what happens in an accident and you're trapped unconscious inside vehicle? Am I and the dog goin to be easily rescued? 
Cheers Fleur
And where are we having this fitted?
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You and your wife should be able to get out!
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90BHP
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If not unconscious you press it out and as the film is on the inside you get a smooth surface to push against. If outside people need to get in, repeated bashing will get through, but emergency services use a little handsaw to cut out all windows - it's how they take out windscreens, train windows, office windows etc etc etc
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FleurT
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Thankyou 90BHP
Count me in please, depending on dates and where?
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90BHP
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I think bobbycrispbox must have had a snipper failure 
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I'm here, I just can't decide
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I've signed up, even if it just stops the scroats from a quick smash & grab it has to be worth it.
Rob, How much is your Ipod? £200? & I bet you won't claim off your insurance for it. Add in PMR's & CB & it's all easily snatched if they know what they're doing.....
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bobbycrispbox
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You make a good point...
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90BHP
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3 Hours 12 Mins - you are loosing your touch
I'm working on that theory too, laptop, Phone, Ipod, Satnav, even the cost of a decent coat and the inconvenience. Your recent "event" actually got the whole thing started - and like my bike rack group buy, I do like a bargain
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