Why Can't You Roll Down the Windows for a Few Days After Car Tinting?

[LeoLynn]

Because the car window tint is applied to the entire window, it needs time to cure. If the windows are rolled up or down before the tint has fully cured, it can cause bubbles to form at the edges of the tint. Here is more information about car window tinting: 1. Most car window tints are solar films, which take about 5-7 days to fully adhere to the car's glass. During this period, opening and closing the windows can easily cause the edges of the film to curl up, leading to displacement if not fully bonded. 2. After applying the tint, avoid wiping the windows for at least a week. The film is prone to fogging, and using a towel to wipe it can cause the film to shift. 3. After tinting, it's best to park the car in a sunny area to ensure the moisture under the film evaporates completely. Avoid washing the car for three days to prevent the film from peeling off. Additionally, avoid choosing tints that are too dark, as they can effectively block UV rays but may impair the driver's visibility.