Help care for your new Window Tint & Paint Protection Film
Window Film
- Do NOT roll down your windows for a full 3-5 days.
- Your new window film can take two weeks to fully dry. Sometimes longer depending on the film and weather conditions.
- Window film may appear hazy, and you may see water bubbles which is normal. Allow time to dry for these things to go away.
- Make sure to use ammonia-free glass cleaner (NO Windex). Ammonia will eat away and damage your film.
- Do not clean windows with an abrasive pad or cleaner. Use a soft cloth or soft paper towels.
- Film is on the inside not the outside of the window. You may car wash your vehicle right away!
-Any water marks on interior can be refreshed with an Interior Detailer Spray or Wipe.
** Take caution when releasing your seat belt as it can cause small chips in your film due to smacking the window when it is released. This is not covered under any warranty
Paint Protection Film (PPF)
- Do not touch the film after installation. It may take several days for the film to cure. Up to 2 weeks depending on weather conditions. Do not worry about water bubbling while curing.
- Do not wash your vehicle after installation. Your film is settling and curing. It will help avoid problems with the curing process.
- After film installation you should no longer use commercial car washes. This may be tough, but this will help the material last longer.
- Do not use a pressure washer near the edges of the film.
- Apply soap with a microfiber mitt and then dry with a microfiber towel.
- Never use brushes, terry cloth or paper towels. This will dull the surface or even damage the film.
- Remove dead bugs and bird droppings immediately. They may leave permanent stains.
- If you wax your film, make sure it does not contain Naphtha or Kerosene over 5%. Also avoid waxes with dyes.
USE HIGH QUALITY CAR SOAP AND WAXES!
