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Benefits of Tinting Your Car Windows
Cooler vehicle interior
Reduces UV light damage
Reduces glare
Increased privacy
Although it may look easy, installing window tints can be a quite complicated process. A bad tinting job can result in noticeable gaps, uneven lines, and bubbles. With Autofolie, you won’t have that problem. Our team has installed hundreds of window tints and has the experience and skill to do an impeccable job. If you’re looking for reliable and professional service, Autofolie is the right choice.
FAQs
The installation process can take anywhere from one to three hours, depending on your vehicle size. Installation is typically a one-person job, but you may need an extra set of hands if you have a truck or sports car.
The tinting film is installed on the outside of your vehicle. The film is applied to the inside of the window so that when light passes through it, it has a darkening effect on the light and will reduce glare.
We recommend you wait a day before washing your car to allow the adhesive on the window tint vinyl to cure properly. Then, when you do wash your car, use a sponge or gentle cloth and avoid getting any soap or water on the window tinting film.
Yes, you can roll down your windows after having them tinted. But make sure the window is rolled up before you head out of the shop!
When you have window tint installed, you add a layer of protection to your car’s interior. And like with any other protective layer, it will degrade over time and eventually need to be replaced. This degradation is most evident in bubbling or fading on the inside surface. Window tint comprises a special type of film laminated onto a transparent substrate. The film typically consists of two layers: an outer protective layer and an inner decorative layer.
