Before applying tint film, it’s crucial to thoroughly clean the window surfaces. This involves using a cleaning solution to remove any dirt, dust, or residues that could interfere with the adhesion of the tint.

 Tint film is typically purchased in large rolls and needs to be cut to fit each specific window. Precise measurements ensure that the film covers the entire glass area without overlapping onto the window frame.

A soapy water solution is sprayed onto both the window surface and the adhesive side of the tint film. This allows the film to be positioned and adjusted before the adhesive fully adheres to the glass. It’s important to work carefully to avoid creases or air bubbles during this

Once the tint film is in place, a squeegee is used to push out excess water and air bubbles trapped between the film and the glass. This step is critical for achieving a smooth, seamless finish.

After squeegeeing, the edges of the tint film are trimmed to fit precisely against the window frame. This step ensures a neat appearance and prevents the film from peeling or lifting over time.

The tinted windows need time to dry and fully adhere to the glass. The drying process typically takes 1-2 days, depending on factors such as the type of tint film used and environmental conditions like humidity and temperature.