How to Apply Car Window Tint?

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Tinting requires the use of filtered or settled water and should generally be done in a sealed, dust-free environment. Avoid wearing wool or lint-prone clothing during the application. Below are some key points about window tinting: 1. Precautions for Tinting: Always choose high-quality tint film and have it applied by a professional. Low-quality films may not meet light transmission standards, affecting the driver's visibility at night. It is not recommended to tint the front windshield as it may obstruct the driver's view. When tinting the side windows of the driver and front passenger seats, cut out two sections to ensure clear visibility of the side mirrors. Avoid rolling the windows up or down immediately after tinting, as this can cause the film to peel. 2. Duration of Tint Use: Typically, car window tint lasts about three years. After removing the tint, residual adhesive may remain on the glass. Before attempting to remove the adhesive, it is essential to soften it first. Scraping without softening can leave scratches on the glass. Use alcohol or essential balm to soften the adhesive, then scrape it off with a plastic tool—avoid using hard metal objects.