FAQ's
Q1
What is window tinting?
Window tinting is the process of applying a thin film to the interior surface of glass windows. It serves various purposes such as reducing glare, enhancing privacy, and protecting against UV rays.
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Is window tinting legal?
The legality of window tinting varies by location. It's essential to check your local regulations regarding tint darkness, reflectivity, and placement to ensure compliance.
Q3
What are the benefits of window tinting?
Window tinting offers several benefits, including:
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UV protection: Tinted windows can block harmful UV rays, protecting occupants and interior surfaces from sun damage.
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Heat rejection: Tinted windows can reduce heat buildup inside the vehicle, improving comfort and reducing the need for air conditioning.
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Glare reduction: Tinted windows can minimize glare from sunlight and headlights, enhancing visibility and safety.
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Privacy: Tinted windows can enhance privacy by making it difficult for outsiders to see into the vehicle or property.
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What types of window tint are available?
There are various types of window tint, including:
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Dyed tint: Uses a dye to absorb solar heat and reduce glare.
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Metalized tint: Contains metallic particles to reflect heat and enhance durability.
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Ceramic tint: Utilizes ceramic particles to provide superior heat rejection and clarity without interfering with electronic devices.
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How long does window tinting last?​
The lifespan of window tinting depends on factors such as the quality of the film, installation technique, and environmental conditions. High-quality tint applied by a professional can last upwards of 5 to 10 years or more with proper care.
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Can window tinting be removed?
Yes, window tinting can be removed using specialized tools and techniques. It's essential to have tint professionally removed to avoid damaging the glass or leaving behind adhesive residue.
Q7
Does window tinting affect visibility at night?
Properly installed window tinting should not significantly impair visibility at night. However, excessively dark tint or poor-quality installation can reduce visibility, especially in low-light conditions.
Q8
Can I wash my windows after tinting?
It's recommended to wait at least a few days before washing newly tinted windows to allow the film to fully adhere. When cleaning tinted windows, use a mild soap and a soft, non-abrasive cloth to avoid scratching the film.
Q9
Why do I see bubbles?
White specs are contamination, transparent, more grey in color, are humidity/moisture. These can show up within 24 hours. There is moisture and humidity stuck between the glass and no matter how hard or aggressive your squeegee they won't be preventable. These will dry in 3-5 days.
Q10
How do I know if I have factory tint?
An easy way to tell, is it there is a gap around the edge of the window. if you can see daylight about a 1/4 of an inch from the top when the window is rolled down, that Is usually a sign that it is aftermarket. if there is no gap, and the whole window looks to be the same, then it came like that from factory .
Q11
What is Factory tint?
Factory tint, officially known as privacy glass, is an electrical process called "deep dipping" that involves dying the inside of automotive glass with a dark pigment. The tint percentage is usually 15-26%
Q12
Do factory tints protect against UV rays?
Factory vehicle tints do no protect against UV rays. You would want an aftermarket window film because it will protect you and your passengers against harmful UV rays in addition to making your vehicle's interior more comfortable.