Dark Shade Window Tint

High quality window film looks great on cars, but what makes a tinted car safer than one that is not? Car Accidents  – In the event of an unexpected accident, direct impact creates high risk for shattered glass to fly and hit you or your passengers. Having tint creates a protective layer that helps prevent glass from shattering once it is broken, making your windows more durable. Harmful UV Rays  – Did you know that more than 53% of skin cancer occurs on the left side of the body? Think about how much time you spend commuting to, and from work alone and how many UV Rays you’re exposed to if you don’t have tint and aren’t using sunscreen. Not only does the sun accelerate aging on your skin but it fades the interior of your car as well. Personal Belongings – Another great reason to tint your car? Privacy glass! Although the legal limit still allows for you to see in the car, it leaves your personal items less exposed. Depending on your state laws, you can even go darker on t

Now that your automobile has been tinted, what do you need to do to care for tinted windows and prolong the lifespan of your investment?   There are actually several critical points that you need to know in order to properly care for your tint in the first few weeks after install. Rolling Down Windows: It is very important that you do not roll down any auto windows that have been tinted for about a week. The number of days may be adjusted dependent on outdoor temperature but when in doubt plan on about a week before you hit that roll down button.  This is a slight inconvenience but it is very important because the film needs to securely adhere to the window and may slide or catch if the window is rolled down earlier than recommended. Washing the Car: There is absolutely no reason that you cannot run your car through the carwash immediately after the install.  The tint is installed on the interior of the windows so you can do anything you like to the outside of the vehicl