How Long Does It Take for Car Tint to Dry in Winter?
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In summer, the tint usually dries within two to three days, while in winter, it takes longer, about six to seven days. If the weather is too cold or too hot, it is recommended not to apply the tint. Also, avoid applying it when there are significant temperature fluctuations. After applying the tint, avoid rolling the windows up and down for the first three days to prevent the tint from shifting before it fully adheres. During the day, you can park the car with the front windshield facing the sun to help the tint dry. Note: Do not turn on the rear defroster for the first month, as this can cause irreversible bubbles near the heating lines, leading to unnecessary issues. When cleaning, avoid using chemical solvents to prevent damage to the tint.