tinted my alarm clock

[Guest iceman7329]

I have one of those blue LED alarm clocks and its to bright so I tinted it. I used 4 layers of 35%. Its be fine for about 2 months and now the LEDs are burning out. The clock is only about 2 1/2 months old. Could this be related to the tint getting the clock to hot maybe??

[Guest 1PEECBARETTA]

yep,I really don't know for sure. I'm only guessing

[Guest CajunTinter]

I have one of those blue LED alarm clocks and its to bright so I tinted it. I used 4 layers of 35%. Its be fine for about 2 months and now the LEDs are burning out. The clock is only about 2 1/2 months old. Could this be related to the tint getting the clock to hot maybe??

that's funny !! However, LED's don't get that hot, (especially blue) did you get the clock wet when you tinted the thing?

[Guest Al-tint]

Hit your rep up for a warranty.

[Guest iceman7329]

I have one of those blue LED alarm clocks and its to bright so I tinted it. I used 4 layers of 35%. Its be fine for about 2 months and now the LEDs are burning out. The clock is only about 2 1/2 months old. Could this be related to the tint getting the clock to hot maybe??

that's funny !! However, LED's don't get that hot, (especially blue) did you get the clock wet when you tinted the thing?

I didnt figure they would get hot at all. I never got it wet, just wiped it off first with a damp rage.

[Guest CajunTinter]

I have one of those blue LED alarm clocks and its to bright so I tinted it. I used 4 layers of 35%. Its be fine for about 2 months and now the LEDs are burning out. The clock is only about 2 1/2 months old. Could this be related to the tint getting the clock to hot maybe??

that's funny !! However, LED's don't get that hot, (especially blue) did you get the clock wet when you tinted the thing?

I didnt figure they would get hot at all. I never got it wet, just wiped it off first with a damp rage.

If you didn't get any moisture in there, it's probably just defective...I'd remove the film and return it...... I just find it funny that someone would tint their alarm clock....

[Guest iceman7329]

I have one of those blue LED alarm clocks and its to bright so I tinted it. I used 4 layers of 35%. Its be fine for about 2 months and now the LEDs are burning out. The clock is only about 2 1/2 months old. Could this be related to the tint getting the clock to hot maybe??

that's funny !! However, LED's don't get that hot, (especially blue) did you get the clock wet when you tinted the thing?

I didnt figure they would get hot at all. I never got it wet, just wiped it off first with a damp rage.

If you didn't get any moisture in there, it's probably just defective...I'd remove the film and return it...... I just find it funny that someone would tint their alarm clock....

It was just to bright, I have to have it near pitch black to be able to sleep. Ive even got 3 layers of 2.5% on my bedroom windows.

[Guest CajunTinter]

Dayumm.....

[Guest haroldshouseoftint]

2.5% wow I want some,

3 layers that must look like blackout

[Guest VaTinterPMan]

L.E.D's actually do get a little hot kinda like a neon light. When I was reading up on this when I first started to build pc's (computers)those lights actually do get hot. And so I found out about cold cathodes for computers same thing as a neon light but it gets really cold not hot. just trying to help.