Can bubbles disappear automatically after car window tinting?

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Small bubbles after car window tinting will not disappear on their own and need to be manually punctured and expelled. Bubbles in car window tinting are caused by trapped air between the film and the glass. These bubbles are completely sealed between the window and the film with no way to escape, so they will persist and cannot disappear in a short time. Car window tinting involves applying a thin film material to the front and rear windshields, side windows, and sunroof. This film is also known as solar film or heat insulation film. Its main functions are to block ultraviolet rays, reduce heat, prevent injuries from shattered glass, reduce glare, and provide privacy protection through its one-way visibility properties. After tinting, the glass becomes tighter, and rolling down the windows may cause the edges of the film to curl or lift, potentially damaging the film. After tinting, it is advisable to park the car in a sunny area to ensure the evaporation of moisture trapped under the film, which helps maintain the tint's effectiveness. Washing the car is strictly prohibited for three days after tinting to avoid water causing the film to peel off. Therefore, it is recommended to wash the car before applying the film. For the first week after tinting, park the car in a sunny location to ensure complete evaporation of any moisture under the film. To ensure the film adheres firmly to the glass, avoid attaching or hanging any objects directly on the tinted windows for two months after application. This prevents creating gaps when removing suction cups or adhesives and avoids damaging the film.