FAQ
What are the benefits of window film?
How is window film applied to glass?
How do I clean my windows after film is installed?
Can I have my dual pane windows tinted?
Will window film make my house seem dark inside?
How is window film applied to glass?
Film basics
Window films are composed of a polyester substrate. During manufacturing a scratch resistant coating is applied to one side of the film and a crystal clear mounting adhesive is applied to the other side. The adhesive is protected by a clear release liner.
Professional installation
Proper cleaning of the glass is an essential part of quality film installation. Once the glass is prepared the installer will precisely cut the film to the exact size of each piece of glass. When the release liner is removed from the film, the adhesive side of the film is applied to the inside surface of the glass with the aid of a mounting solution which is then squeegeed out. The film requires a period of time to dry. During this drying process there may be changes in the optical clarity. A hazy appearance may occur which is normal and will go away. On auto glass, you should allow 24 hours before rolling down any windows to ensure complete drying time. You should avoid all keys, seatbelts and other objects from coming in contract with the tint to avoid unwanted scratches which are not covered under warranty.
- How do I clean my windows after film is installed?
Windows with film applied are easily cleaned without damage to their appearance as long as a few common-sense guidelines are followed:
1. Use a soft clean cloth, soft paper towel, or clean synthetic sponge.
2. Use a soft cloth or squeegee for drying the window.
3. Use any normal glass cleaning solution which contains no abrasive materials. NO AMMONIA based cleaners.
Note: You should wait 30 days to clean the inside surface of your windows after the film is applied to ensure proper bonding.

