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TW Tinting Professional Services
Auto Window Tinting
The process of darkening your automobile windows with a thick plastic film. The film is manufactured with an adhesive layer on one side that is protected by a clear plastic liner. Window film is applied on the inside of the automotive glass this protects passengers from harmful UV rays and it also helps your vehicle maintain cooler temperatures. It is available in many different shades.
Ceramic Tint Available
Clear Bra’s
8 mil thick film applied to your vehicle protecting it from damage, this film is guaranteed not to peel, yellow, crack or fade. This film helps reduce stone chipping and bug damage on painted surface. It also contains UV protections to counteract UV rays and resist yellowing. It is car wash safe and it can be removed without damaging OEM paint.
Vinyl Graphics
Smoke Tail Lights
Transparent lens film, which is a flexible vinyl material, not only does it add a unique look to your tail lights it also adds protection from scratches. There is two ways to achieve the smoke tail light look you can either tint it using a film or it can be spray tinted. Either of the two will give you the desired effect but the film would be easier to remove in case it had to be removed.
H.I.D Lights
Headlights Restoration
Headlight restoration removes oxidation caused by UV rays, road contaminants, weather, and car wash chemicals. Restoration is a micro sanding process after that it is polished and finally they put a sealant to protect from future oxidation. This process increases your nighttime visibility making you feel at ease while driving your car at night.
Auto Detailing
Auto Tint Removal
The removal of previously installed window tint. It can be redone after it is removed if desired or it can be left as is after the window tint removal process the decision is entirely up to the owner of the vehicle.
High Quality Materials We Use
Cleaning
Cleaning the window film is simple it can be leaned with a soft clean cloth and alcohol based cleaner or plain water. Ammonia products should not be used.
Seat Belt Chips
Precaution should be taken when releasing seat belts. As a result of the seat belt hitting the glass, as it is released small chips can be made in the window.
Drying Time
Depending on the film brand, type, and weather conditions your new window film will typically take 3 to 5 days to fully dry. Before your windows are fully dry tinted windows may appear hazy or lumpy, and they may seem to have water bubbles. Do not roll your tinted windows down until they are fully dry!
Night Time Defogger Distortion
During the nighttime you may notice that the light from headlights will reflect off of the defogger lines. This effect is caused by the film having to bend slightly around the raised defogger line, all of this varies from car to car, and there is nothing that can be done about it. Unfortunately this is something that is unavoidable and actually quite common after a cars windows have been tinted.
Black Dotted Edges
Most cars have a black ceramic ‘frit’ edge on the rear window. Sometimes this ceramic edge is straight and flat; sometimes it will have a dotted edge. This all depends on what type of car it is. These black ceramic dots are quite thick on most cars preventing the window film from sticking to the area between the dots. This results in a whitish looking strip trimming the glass. Most of the time this isn’t very noticeable; however some cars have a wide band of dots trimming the top of the rear window. This area is so wide that the whitish looking area will become more noticeable. Unfortunately, the effect is unavoidable.
Imperfections
Although we work to achieve perfection in our installations, some degree of dust contamination and or minor imperfections are present in every window film application, It is almost impossible for the process to end up being perfect. Also flaws or scratches and metal deposits that were on the glass before the window tinting are often much more noticeable after the windows are tinted.
Small silvery looking spots or ‘metal rubs’ are usually found in station wagons or other utility vehicles, and are caused by a metallic object (such as a baby stroller handle) rubbing against the inner surface of the glass during travel. As a result this rubbing deposits metal onto the glass creating a silver or grey stain. These metal rubs are usually not very noticeable and often aren’t noticed until the windows become tinted.
