window tint problem?
window tint problem? so i took my car to a local shop in the area and had all the windows done on my camaro. when i went to pick the car up the guys were really cool and brought the car back in to let me look at it. well i found a ton of bubbles. nothing to big just lots of small ones. so i asked if they will go away. they said yes but due to the temps of 40-50 degrees that it will take a while. Is
this normal or are these guys ripping me off. they were 190 for the back window and two sides. car looks great im just worried about the bubbles. they also gave me a lifetime warranty. just wondering. any help would be great. thanks ahead of time.
this normal or are these guys ripping me off. they were 190 for the back window and two sides. car looks great im just worried about the bubbles. they also gave me a lifetime warranty. just wondering. any help would be great. thanks ahead of time.
Most of those bubbles probably have water in them yet. Sunlight will take them right out, might take a few weeks, mine did. I wouldn't figure they'd rip you off with a lifetime warranty.
Like said, if the car sits in the sun in your driveway or in the street, that will help the bubbles go away. If not, park the car somewhere where it'll be warm and the windows will be in the sunlight.
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If they are water bubbles they will dry out and wont be able to see anymore, however if it is small air bubbles then they will not come out. Usually you will see tiny little air bubbles around a piece of trash (dirt/dust etc. caught between the tint and glass) which can be removed, or really hidden if worked into the adhesive on the tint before it dries out. You wont see the trash from outside but may be able to see it from inside the car. But if it dries out, and its a air bubble, you will have replace the tint or get used to it.
