Newly installed window film is still wet and therefore may have some irregularities in appearance. With time, as the film dries, these will disappear. Approximately 30-45 days (summer), 45-60 days (winter) are required for drying depending on heat and humidity factors.

Any haziness you may initially notice is water under the film. This will gradually disappear as the days pass. The windows may also have a milky appearance in some places along with soapy streaks. The milkiness will disappear during the drying period and the streaks may be wiped, gently using a soft damp cloth.

Although our installers are meticulous in applying the film without visible bubbles, some small bubbles may remain until windows are completely dry. Also, a few small particles, or points, might be visible from the outside

Tinted windows should be cleaned by using common window cleaning solutions such as Windex or Glass Plus. A squeegee or soft cotton cloth are ideal for cleaning windows. Also, you can make your own solution with 1 part vinegar to 10 parts distilled water.

Although the film has a "scratch resistant coating," brushes or cleaning agents containing abrasive material should be avoided. If possible try to avoid cleaning the glass with paper towels because some brands may cause minor scratching. Fresh paint splatters can be wiped off with paint solvents and a soft cloth.