WARNING TO FUTURE CINCITY CUSTOMERS
11-14-2008, 10:51 AM
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My guess is that he worked on a set of lights that weren't yours and sent those to you in a rush. It may even belong to a member here and that person may have your "clean" lights or is about to get them.
Again, just guessing.... but I doubt any member here would say: "Hey, those look exactly like my lights with all those cracks!" cuz they're getting a nice new set... YOURS.
Again, just guessing.... but I doubt any member here would say: "Hey, those look exactly like my lights with all those cracks!" cuz they're getting a nice new set... YOURS.
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11-14-2008, 10:52 AM
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Well I didn't mind the pricing much AS LONG AS THE WORK WAS DONE RIGHT. I'm a firm believer in "you get what you pay for", which is the reason I decided to let Cincity do the work instead of paying someone a lot less money to do the job 
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11-14-2008, 10:56 AM
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11-14-2008, 11:01 AM
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11-14-2008, 11:10 AM
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Ya they're currently having a sale I believe. But there's no way I'd ever send in my lights to Nic....not even to get fixed. I just don't trust him anymore after how he chose to handle this. Not a very professional guy...
11-14-2008, 11:13 AM
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honestly those stress cracks can come from the lens getting too hot whether it was in the oven or someone heated them up while buffing them.... paint will crack like that too if it gets too hot... either case they should be replaced by Cincity, cause it seems likes a result of their work... and they should man up and replace the lens for you....
11-14-2008, 11:16 AM
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honestly those stress cracks can come from the lens getting too hot whether it was in the oven or someone heated them up while buffing them.... paint will crack like that too if it gets too hot... either case they should be replaced by Cincity, cause it seems likes a result of their work... and they should man up and replace the lens for you....
11-14-2008, 11:17 AM
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+1 id never pay 3-4-$500 for a halo mod when i can easily do it myself... the lights do look nice when finished, but the mod DEF in NO WAY is worth that kind of money... and he should have def replaced the lens, hes saying HE didnt cause it, but his WORK did...
if an electrician installs a new light switch and 3mths later the wiring causes the house to burn down, the electrician may not have literally flipped the switch to cause the fire, but his shabby work did...
he needs to own up. sounds like his customer service is -->
if an electrician installs a new light switch and 3mths later the wiring causes the house to burn down, the electrician may not have literally flipped the switch to cause the fire, but his shabby work did...
he needs to own up. sounds like his customer service is -->
11-14-2008, 11:23 AM
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Dude, that really sucks... and from the original pic.. you're lights looked flawless...
From the way the cracks laid out, it seems like it could be gas related... solvents i believe give a hazier cracking look, and being dropped, the lens cracking would be more severe...
Can't they just purchase the lens, just to replace the cracked one?
GL with your situation bro..
From the way the cracks laid out, it seems like it could be gas related... solvents i believe give a hazier cracking look, and being dropped, the lens cracking would be more severe...
Can't they just purchase the lens, just to replace the cracked one?
GL with your situation bro..
11-14-2008, 11:25 AM
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you gave him an xbox for the work
i have a nintendo here, what can i get done
you sound like a cheap ***......and sincity needs to re-evaluate how they do business....jmo
i have a nintendo here, what can i get done you sound like a cheap ***......and sincity needs to re-evaluate how they do business....jmo
, glad I spoke up on G35 driver, hope it all works out for you buddy 
11-14-2008, 11:26 AM
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To be honest I really don't know what to say to this thread. I was actaully in the same predicament as you are. Paid like 940 bucks for headlight work and I get that fog/dust stuff and I soon find out one headlight is fully condensated with water after I washed the car. Basically it looked worse than yours. But to be honest I think Nic and Cincity have the BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE, at least that was my experience. I will be writing a thread when I get my headlights back as I shipped them today. But basically Nic had great communication with me and as soon as I told him the problem, he's like no problem just send it back and i'll take care of it. This was before I even asked for any sort of return or anything. Then we agreed that I pay one to ship and he'll pay the second. Then to top it off he said he'll throw in a free RED OP to go along wiht my red halo and I really felt amazed. At first very angry I was truly satisfied as a customer. He also melted ONE of my eyelids that were on teh headliht when i first sent them in and he bought me two and shipped it to my house. IDK why you had a bad experience but to be honest, I had teh best experience ever with Nic at Cincity. Just talk to him in a nice calm manner and he will take care of it. Beleive me, I was pissed as **** becasue of the fog and condensation caseu you coudnl't even see the beauty of the lights and thought I woudl jsut have to deal, but he turned me into a happy customer taht now does not regret purcahsing his headlights and I can't wait to get them back.
11-14-2008, 11:27 AM
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He also gave them cash, I don't see anything wrong with trading an xbox though, it still has monetary value.
11-14-2008, 11:29 AM
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they make a rediculous amount of money off of these forums too. it doesnt cost them much time or material to do these mods..
easily one of the most annoying things to me seeing them posting in all the trade ads, want to trade your volks for custom headlight work? I can only imagine how many car parts they have gotten for their own rides through the money they make here, and it's probably all tax free to them.
anyways, with the amount of profit they make per job they should have no issues remedying this situation, and I guess it really boils down to if they care enough or not.
easily one of the most annoying things to me seeing them posting in all the trade ads, want to trade your volks for custom headlight work? I can only imagine how many car parts they have gotten for their own rides through the money they make here, and it's probably all tax free to them.
anyways, with the amount of profit they make per job they should have no issues remedying this situation, and I guess it really boils down to if they care enough or not.