How Many Days After Car Tinting in Summer Can You Roll Down the Windows?

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AndrewDella
07/30/25 1:49am
If it's summer, you can roll down the windows after 3 days. Below are some common techniques for car tint film baking: Dry-Wet Combination Shaping Method: The dry-wet combination shaping method is used when the conformity between the film and the curvature of the glass cannot be confirmed after dry baking. After dry baking, lift the film, evenly spray installation fluid on the glass, then lay the film back down and use a plastic squeegee to remove the water. For any remaining bubbles, use the wet baking method to smooth them out. Stretching Shaping Method: First, clean the glass with a squeegee, then use a heat gun to dry any remaining moisture on the glass surface. Use a wet paper towel to draw a wet line approximately 3 cm wide in the middle of the glass (to secure the film). Place the roughly cut film on the glass surface, leaving 5-8 cm extra at the top and bottom. Make small cuts in areas with bubbles along the top and bottom edges of the film. While baking the film, lift it by hand at an angle of about 15 degrees to the glass, pull it downward firmly, and rotate the heat gun evenly from top to bottom while visually observing the degree of film shrinkage.
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