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Originally Posted by Pelican170 I didnt do the windshield. To be honest, i dont know how you guys can drive like that with tint on it... but it does look

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Old 09-27-2011, 08:57 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I didnt do the windshield. To be honest, i dont know how you guys can drive like that with tint on it... but it does look good...
During the day its like having sunglasses on.
During the night you can't even tell it's tinted.

It comes in handy at all times. I hate people coming towards you with high beams on.
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Question for you guys. I got them done Saturday and as i went to leave i noticed a bunch of bubbles on the rear window. I asked the guy what was up with them and he said they are normal because of moisure and that they would go away in up to 10 days. Ive heard conflicting things on this, some say its totally normal, some say to go back right away. Any opinions? I figure if he told me to wait the 10 days, ill wait and then go back. Some bubbles have gone away but there are still a bunch...
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Question for you guys. I got them done Saturday and as i went to leave i noticed a bunch of bubbles on the rear window. I asked the guy what was up with them and he said they are normal because of moisure and that they would go away in up to 10 days. Ive heard conflicting things on this, some say its totally normal, some say to go back right away. Any opinions? I figure if he told me to wait the 10 days, ill wait and then go back. Some bubbles have gone away but there are still a bunch...
Bad, fogginess effect to be expected as tint dries but no bubble. They messed up the tint job.
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Bad, fogginess effect to be expected as tint dries but no bubble. They messed up the tint job.
yea thats why i asked him right when i saw them and was a little surprised he told me it was normal and to wait...
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