tiny bubbles

I'm new and this is the first time i've got tint applied.

So it was yesterday and I had the tint put on my car, the installer said that it would look worse today because yesterday I saw a little bubble/warp/strange spot in one of my windows.

Now today I see a whole bunch of them. They told me that once the film cures it would all go away.

Is this normal, or is this bad?

normal it could possibly take up to 30 days or longer to fully dry out depending on your location

You are fine. Give it a few weeks and if something still looks pretty nasty, take it back to the shop and let them take a look at it.

I like it

and broke: its gonna take some time to dry out, if you still have it after about 2 weeks to 1 month, go back to the installer and ask nicely if this is normal?

http://www.tintdude.com/care.html

Unfortunately, when you pick up your car the tint is NOT a finished product. There is a drying/curing process which can take up to 30 days. Longer in very cold climates. We tinters have to deal with it all the time. It doesn't matter how much we tell customers about the water, over half of them still come back in a panic, thinking its defective.
Trust me, , it WILL dry out.

Unless it's a crappy job, then the miracle drying out won't save it.

true that.

unless TINT did the job it should dry out just fine

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no

You know it was funny, and stop looking at me like that you are getting me all hot and bothered.

be quiet assmonkey

no thanks assclown

assmonkey sounds more better for ya

no talent assclown werks great for you

assmonkey, you call tinting 2 windows taking you 10 hours call talent?

it was a total of 4 windows , and I would like to see you try and do all that lettering and vinyl aswell and that is with having to go back and recut all the letters cause the plotter didnt cut deep enuff into the film.

I never said I had talent either, just that you dont

believe me or not i have, didtn take me 10 hours though, wish i had the pictures to prove..

what they didnt have camera's back then?

yea your right, it was like in 1805

they had cameras then too

there are alot of jobs where one forgets the camera or take a picture....

yea when you get old you forget things

im 25

well then something wrong if you already have geriatrics kicking in on ya.

what the hell is geriatrics

im sure OT can explain

he's gonna tell you to pound on sand

I got my windows tinted 2 days ago, I notice a blotch or bubbles or it's just a blotch of something, only on 1 window. Do I have to worry?

depends on what it is
if its just moisture then it should dry out fine
if its contamination then it wont dry
give it a couple of weeks to fully dry out then go back to the shop you got it tinted and let them check it out if it doesnt go away

welcome to the board

my favorite line is "windows are for looking through, not at", that usually curbs all there questions. of course that only works when tinting for friends and out of towners I dont mind redoing whole windows if the customer really has a problem, of course thats how its supposed to be right.