Who said the DOTS won't stick? lol...
Looks good.
I just had the two front windows in my truck tinted two days ago and there are big bubbles in the tint. I know they don't use heaters and some other companies do. What do you think, will they dry out with time or should I bring it back?
I just had the two front windows in my truck tinted two days ago and there are big bubbles in the tint. I know they don't use heaters and some other companies do. What do you think, will they dry out with time or should I bring it back?
If it's only been 2 days, it should dry.
I usually tell people to give it a week, it should be all cleared out by then. I am assuming you mean clear splochy bubbles and not white air bubbles.
I usually tell people to give it a week, it should be all cleared out by then. I am assuming you mean clear splochy bubbles and not white air bubbles.
Ha! No bubbles there, lol... It'll dry out nice and smooth, the pics was like 15 minutes after it was applied.
Well i would give it a bit more time, if it doesn't go away in a few days, take it back, a good tinter will take care of it If it doesn't just need to dry...
That's cool, vinyl works, but i see no need for it if the tinter can make the dots stick with tint alone. I think vynil looks really strange from the inside, it cuts off part of the glass, i personally don't like that, but it's not to noticable on cobalts since the dots are so high on the glass. It looks retarded on a Grand Am,lol...
Yea, it doesn't take real dark tint to look nice, a little goes a long way.
That's cool, vinyl works, but i see no need for it if the tinter can make the dots stick with tint alone. I think vynil looks really strange from the inside, it cuts off part of the glass, i personally don't like that, but it's not to noticable on cobalts since the dots are so high on the glass. It looks retarded on a Grand Am,lol...
Yea, it doesn't take real dark tint to look nice, a little goes a long way.
Heres mine 35% No Bubbles




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-those bubbles around the glass go away if you just push your thumb around the window on a hot day, same for the qtr windows.




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-those bubbles around the glass go away if you just push your thumb around the window on a hot day, same for the qtr windows.
Last edited by SSPainter; Aug 22, 2009 at 11:01 PM.
Yea that works to a point, but usually once the tint has dried with the whiteish upsidedown mountain range look, it is hard to make it completly go away. You can usually make it better but not perfect.
Last edited by b_faulk75; Aug 22, 2009 at 11:15 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Road trip, lol... Search around, you should be able to find a tinter close to you that cares enough to make it happen. Some cars are ALMOST impossible to make to dots stick but the cobalt is pretty easy for a good tinter.
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