Removal, Repair and Care
Tint Cure and Aftercare
Fresh film needs time to cure. Small water pockets and a slight haze are normal and fade as it dries. We explain how long, what to avoid and when to call us.
- First daysKeep the windows up
- HazeNormal and fades
- TimeDays to weeks in cool or humid weather
- Check-inCall us with any concern
What you get
What is included
- 1No surprisesYou know what is normal.
- 2Protects the filmSimple rules for the first days.
- 3Clear timelineWhen windows can go down and be cleaned.
- 4We stand by itCall us if something looks wrong.
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.
- 1Day oneKeep the windows up.
- 2First weekAvoid cleaning.
- 3Weeks two to fourSmall haze fades.
- 4CheckCall if bubbles stay.
Good fit when
Is this the right service for you?
- A brand-new tint job
- A home film install
- A commercial install
- Anyone seeing haze or tiny bubbles
Questions
Common questions
How long before I can roll the windows down?
A few days is typical. Cold or damp weather can add time. We tell you for your car.
Is haze normal?
Yes, it fades as the film dries.
When should I worry?
If large bubbles or lifting edges appear, call us.
Goes well with
Services that pair with this one
Tint Care and CleaningSimple habits that keep tint looking new for years.See the service 
Tint Bubble and Peel RepairFixing bubbles, peeling edges and creases in newer film, where a repair makes sense.See the service 
Car Window TintSedans and coupes tinted at our shop, by appointment, with film cut to fit and edges set clean.See the service Where we work
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