It is essential to preserve and prolong the useful life and good appearance of your tinted windows by providing the necessary care and maintenance. There are several reasons for this, and the most important one is that it will help extend the lifespan of the tint or treatment applied. These are good practices that even manufacturers recommend, and we are confident they will work.
As we know, sometimes the lack of knowledge is the reason we neglect our belongings or simply don’t know how to properly care for and maintain them. This is why we want to help you with several points you can practice.
Essential Tips for Maintaining Your Window Tint
As mentioned, proper and frequent care and maintenance will provide a longer lifespan, in addition to preserving the appearance of your windows.
- Avoid prolonged sun exposure: If you know your car will be parked for long hours, buy a blanket or cover that fully protects your car, or if possible, try to park in a shaded area. This will prevent unnecessary sun exposure, which damages both the tint and its protective film.
- Do not rub with rough materials: It goes without saying that you should not rub your windows with rough materials—not just because of the tint, but even without it, nobody wants scratched windows. The material of the protective film or the tint is designed for other purposes, not to withstand friction with rough materials.
- Regular cleaning: It’s important to remind you that cleaning your windows is necessary to remove particles that could potentially cause damage to the tint or the windows themselves.
