air bubble in tint?
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air bubble in tint?
I just got my G tinted at California Tints in Rosemead, CA. I had heard high recommendations from them so I decided to take my car there. After they had tinted my car, I began to notice quite a number or small air bubbles all around. What can I do to get rid of this? My friends had told me he also had air bubbles but they disappeared in about a week. Is this true? Anythin I can do???
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You should try to park in sunlight as much as possible. A hot, dry environment is best. It usually takes a week for water bubbles to go away unless the bubbles are caused by dust then it won't go away but may get smaller. Good luck.
Air bubbles will disappear naturally. That isnt always the case however, you will always have air bubbles no matter who you go to. Just dont roll your windows down for 3 days or so and leave it out in the sun. If there are still air bubbles on your window, I would stand one arm distance from the window, if you can still see it, take it back and have them redo it.
Originally Posted by Gsouske35
Air bubbles will disappear naturally. That isnt always the case however, you will always have air bubbles no matter who you go to. Just dont roll your windows down for 3 days or so and leave it out in the sun. If there are still air bubbles on your window, I would stand one arm distance from the window, if you can still see it, take it back and have them redo it.
thanks for making my day.
this is kind of a joke, take it lightly.
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Originally Posted by madscientist
wow, a noob actualy giving good advice.
thanks for making my day.
this is kind of a joke, take it lightly.
thanks for making my day.
this is kind of a joke, take it lightly.
lol, sorry, im still learning a lot about cars in general, I hound these boards and ask everyone I know questions about everything. I tend to pick up a little bit about everything heh.
i had my car done at the exact same place.
let the car sit in the sun for the next few days and the bubbles will go away.
if they don't, then take it back to peter and he will take care of you.
let the car sit in the sun for the next few days and the bubbles will go away.
if they don't, then take it back to peter and he will take care of you.
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