We are looking to hire a professional window tinter and possibly the next apprentice to expand with our team at our Richmond Va store. We are a established business of 23 years(Pimpin Rides Since 85'), guaranteed work 365 days of the year, we are willing to accommodate a professional to relocate if your skills are genuine, we offer full benefits including full dental and health insurance, we offer top pay according to your skills, if you possess additional skills please inform us as we are also central Va's largest custom rim shop, Home of 1998 East Coast Tint Champions, best car audio shop, only import performance shop, vinyl graphics installation, plus an Edy's Ice cream parlor all in one, visit us at www.rpmsuperstore.com ( our store site) and www.advancedtint.com ( tint specific site) , tell us why you are the next individual we should be hiring, send resume or email us at tintassassin@hotmail.com , Thank you and we look forward to you joining our team. Sincerely R.P.M / A.W.T Staff

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wow....I never would have thought of putting ice cream with auto accessories etc.

so what is top pay? i find a lot of shops say top pay and it winds up being shop boy pay. i get shops asking me alot if i know anyone and the good ones if you can find one want $ if they are leaving where they are now.

Thanks guys for compliment, makes it all worth it, we have worked very hard to get it where it is today.

Your minimum pay should be around a grand a week(slow week), the most and record pay is $2800, keep in mind we have been tinting for 24 years(Pimping Rides Since 85') we have had customers in our data base which have done 13 cars for them. We are a very established shop and most of the time it is the same customers, guys bare with me also, tinting and posting during the day, I'm actually tinting a General Lee as we speak(remember Daisy Dukes-09 Dodge Challenger), we'll post pic as soon as it is done.

Well here she is, the customer even had the sound of the General Lee on a separate horn, and yes it is a riot , must say though the 09 Challenger is just about the easiest vehicle on the planet to tint , it was a pleasure for sure, frameless doors, blacked out quarters, and even with the seats folded down it freed up the rear bulging headrest which would have been a little obstacle course and since the trunk was large I even laid down like I was in a bed, brakelight removal was simple so it left it wiiiiiiide open , almost like I was dreaming or something I think when the next one comes in I'm going to install it blindfolded with 1 arm tied behind my back

I find the defroster lines thick and a pain to get the film to lay down nice around them. I have been turning on the defroster after to get some heat to lay down.

Yes it is an easy car to tint though.

Yep..those defroster lines remind me of the 70s aftermarket ones. Glass is going to keep getting worse, because it's all being made overseas now. GM just signed on with the the cheap Asian FY glass for OEM over PPG. Excellent use of our bailout cash.

I would like to add a comment... While I was in Richmond for almost 5 years, I went on a jobsearch. I stopped at Audio Express on W. Broad on the way to AdvancedTint and was hired before I could make it there. They would not let me leave. Ian was the sales manager and Steve the GM and Ian and Steve held me there until I unloaded my box. Advanced Tint had the best rep for tint up there. I hope it is still the same. I saw some really good jobs come out of there. While at AE I would have loved to do a few TINT but sent everyone asking to Advanced. Good luck and I hope you maintain the reputation.

nice shop

nice to have ya here assasin

nice to see you again Rich

didn't check out the website, but the ad looks really nice.

slick - car audio sales trainer Eddy Kay has recommended adding something completely unrelated to an aftermarket car shop such as a sandwich or coffee shop to add to revenue.

You mean like wings and hooters...

Thats some wild shtuff. Nice shop!

well, they do sell sandwiches as well!