car dirty cuz new tints
my question is will the spray or what ever substance they use to glue the tints or what ever they use, stain my plastic on my doors..its been raining all day and i haven't been able 2 get in my car and clean it, am just scared that the streaks left will stain the plastic, should i worry or will it come off easy with a lil water and soap
alex
alex
Originally Posted by Rivulent
They don't spray glue. They used either a special tinting liquid or simply a soap and water combination. It will clean off.
Originally Posted by Giravani
Originally Posted by Rivulent
They don't spray glue. They used either a special tinting liquid or simply a soap and water combination. It will clean off.
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Originally Posted by Giravani
Originally Posted by Rivulent
They don't spray glue. They used either a special tinting liquid or simply a soap and water combination. It will clean off.
Depends on your definition of large, and where it's at. Heat shrinks tint, so most bubbles will go away within a few weeks of high temperature weather. If they don't go out after a few weeks to a month, take it back and have them redo it if you paid a lot for it.
Originally Posted by Rivulent
Depends on your definition of large, and where it's at. Heat shrinks tint, so most bubbles will go away within a few weeks of high temperature weather. If they don't go out after a few weeks to a month, take it back and have them redo it if you paid a lot for it.
They won't redo it because it's illegal? Why would they tint it in the first place? Absolutely not, that is a horrible business practice. I don't see it so I don't know how bad it is, but bubbles are due to two things: overcut tint, or (more likely) the water wasn't pushed out hard enough. If they won't redo it, I'd consider reporting them to BBB because you paid for a service and if it looks like crap, you should get a discount or they should redo. Tint is extremely cheap for dealers, theres no reason they can't redo it in a timeslot they have available.
Originally Posted by Rivulent
A warranty would protect it from fading or peeling. What you (might, post a pic!) have is a poorly installed tint job. There is a difference.
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