If I wanted to get my windows tinted well...
12-09-2004 | 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by jschmid
Well they don't use chewing gum to stick it on it there. 
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Yeah, they use a solution with adhesive and a solvent to apply the tint to get it to stick. Over time the solvent will evaporate leaving an adhesive residue to hold the tint on.
You can have some hazing and very small bubbles immediately after tint is placed, but this should subside and completely disappear after the tint is fully dry. If you have large bubbles or the bubbles persist after the tint is dry, then it's probably not going to go away.
h:Yeah, they use a solution with adhesive and a solvent to apply the tint to get it to stick. Over time the solvent will evaporate leaving an adhesive residue to hold the tint on.
You can have some hazing and very small bubbles immediately after tint is placed, but this should subside and completely disappear after the tint is fully dry. If you have large bubbles or the bubbles persist after the tint is dry, then it's probably not going to go away.
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12-12-2004 | 03:11 PM
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Hey, guys? When they tint, do they do anything that could leave scratches on the outside paint of the car? When they first tinted it, the car looked dusty, but today, after a car wash, the "dustiness" is gone, but there are LOTS of scratches all over the car.
