Our first step in automobile window tinting is to thoroughly clean the windows. This involves removing any dirt, dust, or grease using a special glass cleaner and a lint-free cloth. It's essential to ensure that the windows are spotless because any debris left on the glass can create bubbles and imperfections in the tint film.

After the windows are clean, the next step is to measure and cut the tint film to fit the specific shape and size of each window. This is done by laying the film over the outside of the window and carefully cutting it along the edges with a precision knife. Proper measurements ensure a perfect fit and prevent gaps or overlaps once the film is applied.

Once the film is cut to size, the adhesive side is activated by spraying it with a solution of water and a few drops of soap. The film is then carefully placed onto the inside of the window, starting from the top and working downward. This technique helps to minimize air bubbles and ensures a smooth application.

After the film is applied, a squeegee is used to smooth out any bubbles or wrinkles, pushing them toward the edges of the window. This process helps to ensure a clean, uniform appearance. The film is then trimmed precisely along the edges of the window, making sure it fits perfectly and covers the glass entirely.

The final step is to let the tint film cure and adhere to the windows fully. This can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the climate and humidity. During this time, it's important not to roll down the windows. After the film has cured, a final inspection is conducted to ensure there are no imperfections, and the tinting job is complete.