What are my options?

[tntautoglass]

Customer called and said there's about a nickel size air pocket on one of the doors I tinted. I tinted them about 3 weeks ago. I used Johnson DN60. I'm guessing either water ran back down between the film or I missed a section with my squeegee. I'm going to look at it tomorrow morning and would like to know if there's an easy fix.

Here are my questions:

Will it appear white-ish like auto film once it dries?

Make a small pin hole and squeegee it down?

Will the film be tacky with no slip solution?

And of course I know "redo"?

Thanks.

[Guest thatsnappyguy]

Slice the edge of the bubble to release the air or water. Give it a few good pushes and see. It may blotchy but it may cure.

[Ryker]

could be water still too....but I would do what snappy said either way. If you have the film you might just re-tint it as to save yourself the headache of going back again if it doesn't look 100% after the "pop"

I had a couple weird spots on a pair of glass slider doors at a home a few years ago. I called JWF and they actually sent out film for them. The spots looked like it had rusted in a silver dollar size spot on both. It had dried out and looked great when I returned with the film to re-tint them though....so you can never know what will dry out for certain.

[MikeMN]

My guess would be that water under cut the film from the top of the frame to leave that size of an air pocket, nothing you can do now will make it look good so plan on replacing the film.

[vquestfilms.com]

Redo