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how long after tint can i clean it
- Thread starter silversx
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silversx said:i got tinted about a week ago..
how long before its safe to wipe the inside of the windows to get rid of those residue marks from whatever they used to tint
the car was outside in sun about 2 full days out of this week
everything looks dried.. no more bubbles or anything
I got mine tinted a few months ago and the installer said to not open the windows for one week and to wait one month before cleaning them - and when I do clean them to not use an amonia-based cleaner.
wow, thats an aweful long time . . .
i suppose it also depends on the type of tint used and the caliber of the bonding agent used . . .
A fellow co-worker of mine runs a tint shop out of his garage in los banos, CA - I have had three vehicles done by him . . .
he suggests not to use the windows or touch the glass for a few days, especially if the vehicle wont be out in the direct sun. The preffered method of many tint shops (at least around here in the bay area) is a soapy water soloution that evaoprates clear - once that has dried, the glue has cured.
Using a tint-safe glass cleaner, you could go clean your windows right now IMO . . . your cleaning the inside of your glass anyway - so you really dont need apply a lot, if any pressure.....
i suppose it also depends on the type of tint used and the caliber of the bonding agent used . . .
A fellow co-worker of mine runs a tint shop out of his garage in los banos, CA - I have had three vehicles done by him . . .
he suggests not to use the windows or touch the glass for a few days, especially if the vehicle wont be out in the direct sun. The preffered method of many tint shops (at least around here in the bay area) is a soapy water soloution that evaoprates clear - once that has dried, the glue has cured.
Using a tint-safe glass cleaner, you could go clean your windows right now IMO . . . your cleaning the inside of your glass anyway - so you really dont need apply a lot, if any pressure.....