Car Window Tinting London - We Come to your Home

The tint is applied to the interior. The film will first be applied to the outside of the window and then cut to fit the exact form. The film is then trimmed and mounted on a massive piece of glass. It will then be put on the interior of the windows.

How long will it take to Depending on the type of car and the number of windows tinted, installation time typically ranges from 1 to 2 hours.

You can wait until the installation is finished or drop off your vehicle. We have a waiting room with a TV and periodicals if you want to stay, but we prefer you drop off your car for the day.

It is determined by your vehicle's year, makes, and model.

Yes. Thanks to sophisticated adhesive techniques in today's window tinting goods, you can tint your windows even if it's freezing outside. However, curing time may be extended in harsh conditions. During the installation procedure, our skilled installers take the weather into account. Remember that high-quality adhesives are ensured by high-performance films such as 3M colour stable and Prestige or metal window tinting such as shop film products.

The tint on the windows can peel off if they are rolled down too soon after installation. If this occurs, we can redo the windows at a minimal or no fee depending on the conditions. To avoid this, keep your windows open for at least 2 to 4 days.

The drying period of the residual application solution after an instal is referred to as the cure time. It is nearly impossible to remove all of the answers after each application. As a result, the cure time is determined by the film type and the residual solution's drying period. While this is happening, it is still operating at total capacity, but you may notice bubbles, haze, streaks, or other visual faults while it dries. Don't be concerned! This is perfectly typical as the residual solvent evaporates.
Furthermore, depending on the circumstances, the cure time can vary. The film may cure in a few days on a hot summer day. On the other hand, the curing process could take many weeks if it's a cold winter day. It is usual to see bubbles, streaks, and other visual flaws during the cure time.

Wait a week after tinting the windows before cleaning them. Cleaning them too quickly can ruin the colour before it dries completely. Your windows will have been cleaned after tinting, but they will most likely require thorough cleaning with a soft paper towel and non-ammonia cleaner after 7 days. Using "Windex with Ammonia-D" or blue-coloured cleansers is not advisable. Instead, we recommend vinegar Windex (green) or citrus Windex. Another option is to use soap and water, vinegar and water, or any other cleanser that does not contain ammonia or abrasive cleaners.

Remember to use your seat belts once you've tinted your windows! If you are not careful when removing your seat belt, it may swing over and hit your window. Each time this happens, a chip in the tint appears. Once you've added window tint, be sure to unbuckle properly.

Clients who have window film installed are frequently concerned about their pets and children, with many questioning, "Will they tear it up?" Pets and children, on the other hand, are not an issue. Window film's durable, scratch-resistant covering protects windows from regular wear and tear, as well as children and pets. However, remember that a sharp object is unintentionally hitting the window when loading or unloading stuff from your car can still cause the tint to tear. The expense of replacing accidentally damaged film is usually low. However, the warranty does not cover it, so consider purchasing an extended one.

If you find your window tinting turning purple and bubbling, this is caused by UV radiation from the sun and is caused by the film's adhesive ceasing to operate correctly. You can avoid this by using a brand-name window tint, such as 3M. In addition, we provide many solutions that use a high-temperature adhesive technique and reject up to 99% of UV radiation, preventing fading and bubbling.

The black dots or patterns around the edges of some windows are made of Teflon, which is put at the manufacturing. They aim to conceal trim lines and edges on various cars. Although purely decorative, this Teflon material can make it difficult to apply window tint that is supposed to go straight onto the glass. It may prevent window tint from sticking in some cases, such as if the dot patterns or lines at the top of the glass are too thick. The thickness of the material might cause a lighter or different appearance in the area where the dots and lines are located. This, however, poses no risk of peeling.

Many people mistake scratches or streaks in window tint for film flaws. This can, however, be caused by a vehicle's weather stripping. The stripping surrounding your windows is made of a fuzzy, felt-like substance. When you roll the windows up and down, this catches particles. Some cars have lines on both sides, whereas others only have bars on the outside. When the windows are rolled up or down, dirt and other particles might scratch the film.

We do not come to your home to instal automobile window tint. To prevent dirt, dust, and other debris from getting underneath the window film, this must be done in the shop. We provide on-site residential and commercial tinting.