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Window tint is a specially crafted laminate designed to shield against the everyday effects of the sun’s solar energy.
Remember the excitement of driving your new car off the lot? It was clean, shiny, and smelled amazing.
Over time, your vehicle’s paint can suffer from imperfections like swirl marks, scratches, and oxidation,
Window tinting offers a range of benefits, making it an excellent choice for homeowners. While some people invest,
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Q1. What payment method is offered?
We accept all major credit cards and cash payments.
Q2. What is Pennsylvania tint law?
The Driver’s and front Passenger’s windows must allow at least 70% light. Rear windows can allow up to 15% darkness
Q3. How long does it take to install tint on a car?
The process usually takes 1 to 4 hours, depending on the car’s complexity, cleanliness, and number of windows. We recommend dropping off and picking up the vehicle if possible.
Q4. What should I use to clean my tinted windows?
Warm water and two microfiber towels are recommended. Use one towel for cleaning and the other to dry for a streak-free finish. Avoid window cleaners containing ammonia, as they may affect the color of the window film.
Q5. What should I use to clean my tinted windows?
Warm water and two microfiber towels are recommended. Use one towel for cleaning and the other to dry for a streak-free finish. Avoid window cleaners containing ammonia, as they may affect the color of the window film.
Q6. Why do I see bubbles or patches after installation?
This is normal. Water activates the adhesive and helps position the film for installation. Although we remove most of the water, some remains between the glass and film. As it evaporates, you might see small bubbles or foggy patches, which should disappear within a few days or up to two weeks in colder months. Do not poke or pop these bubbles; they will resolve on their own.
Q7. Is it possible to remove the window tint?
Window tint can be removed anytime, but it’s a tough and messy job. Professionals have the right tools and know-how, so it’s best to reach out to them for help. Attempting it yourself could damage things like rear defrosters.