Below freezing and paint protection

[F1windowtinting]

Going to be doing a ppf install later this week and Texas could be getting in to the teens or minuses. Anybody have any issues after installing ppf when its very cold? Ice under the ppf? Does it finger up? Fall off?

[Bababooey]

Make sure there's no bubbles and go over the edges with a paper towel, then heat. Bubbles, even small ones, will turn to ice and form an air pocket. Also use hot water and put some halogens on the car to warm it up if you have to.

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[F1windowtinting]

Make sure there's no bubbles and go over the edges with a paper towel, then heat. Bubbles, even small ones, will turn to ice and form an air pocket. Also use hot water and put some halogens on the car to warm it up if you have to.

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So your saying use a heat gun to aid in drying time?

[coast2coasttinting]

ask to keep the car over night to let it dry out the the elements.

You might even ask them to drop off the night before and keep it in so the bumper will be at a good working temp when you start on it.

[Bababooey]

Make sure there's no bubbles and go over the edges with a paper towel, then heat. Bubbles, even small ones, will turn to ice and form an air pocket. Also use hot water and put some halogens on the car to warm it up if you have to.

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So your saying use a heat gun to aid in drying time?

It helps the edges stay down. Take a hard card, wrap it with a few paper towels, and press outward towards the edge. Then hit it with a heat gun.

If possible, make sure it's kept inside overnight. to set up.

[Guest panerai]

mmm So in Canada keep it indoors for more then a day? maybe 2-3?