Thanks! Um the bubbles are not supposed to be there.(over 100 each window)

I think what happend is the moisture from the fluid they used froze and hten unfroze and it created the bubbles.

But to be safe im going to go ask the guys today and see wahts up!



btw it got in the single digits last night, everything is frozen.

 

How cold is it where you are?

 

right now its in the 20's.

im in chicago burbs

 

i did mine in the cold too ... and the warm ... when i did it in the cold i had bubles like that toook like a week for it to heal tho ... it is fine ... if in a week there still there then u take it back ... but im telling u it is fine

 

oh i see.

will it be okay if i roll my windows down in a few days?

 

i wouldn't, just to be safe.. wait a week and see if it goes away.

 

I have now decided to wait for a warmer week until i get my windows tinted.. I was gunna do it next weekend, but if i see bubles, ill cry. Hopefully there will be another 50 degree weekend coming up.
Oh and your tint looks real nice except for the bubles.. And.. Can I get a few of those white chairs if your just gunna throw them out?

 

I was told you get bubbles no matter what time of year it is, it's just part of the process...??

 

yea you prolly get bubbles but not hundreds.

 

The cold is the worst time to do tinting.... it prevents the tint from adhering to the glass...


actually... didnt I just tell you this on the zine?

oh well... I do like the 35% tint.. what color is your interior? gray?