Removal, Repair and Care
Tint Care and Cleaning
Tint is easy to care for when you know the rules. Use soft cloths and ammonia-free cleaners, avoid sharp objects and be gentle with the edges, and film stays clear and tight.
- CleanerAmmonia-free
- ClothSoft microfiber
- AvoidRazors, rough pads, harsh chemicals
- TimeA minute to wipe
What you get
What is included
- 1Looks new longerGentle care protects the film.
- 2Easy to learnA few simple rules.
- 3Protects edgesNo lifting from rough cleaning.
- 4We helpWe leave you a short list.
How it works
From the first call to the finished glass
Vehicles come to the shop by appointment. Homes and businesses are served on site.
- 1WipeUse a damp soft cloth.
- 2CleanUse an ammonia-free cleaner.
- 3DryPat dry with a clean cloth.
- 4AvoidSeat belts and keys rubbing the edges.
Good fit when
Is this the right service for you?
- A new tint job
- An older tint you want to keep
- A family car with kids and pets
- A building manager
Questions
Common questions
Can I use window cleaner?
Use one without ammonia. Ammonia can harm film.
How do I clean the inside of the rear glass?
Wipe along the defroster lines, not across them.
What about suction cups?
Avoid them, they can lift the film.
Goes well with
Services that pair with this one
Tint Cure and AftercareWhat to expect in the first days and weeks, and what to leave alone.See the service 
Tint Bubble and Peel RepairFixing bubbles, peeling edges and creases in newer film, where a repair makes sense.See the service 
Auto Tint AppointmentsCar, truck and SUV tint is done at our shop by appointment, so every vehicle gets our full attention.See the service Where we work
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