Third party tinter for the dealership was originally told by them to apply the wrong tint, then remove it and do the correct one. All on a tight schedule. I at least know about water bubbles and am not worried about them yet.
The end result has this as what appears to be the worst issue on the rear driver's door window. There was a similar, smaller one on the driver's front door window that my wife played with and made into trapped bubbles instead. And a small object under the tint on the rear window. This is Day Two post-tint. Is this an "Oh, quick fix" or up to really bad situation?
How bad is this?
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Third party tinter for the dealership was originally told by them to apply the wrong tint, then remove it and do the correct one. All on a tight schedule. I at least know about water bubbles and am not worried about them yet.
The end result has this as what appears to be the worst issue on the rear driver's door window. There was a similar, smaller one on the driver's front door window that my wife played with and made into trapped bubbles instead. And a small object under the tint on the rear window. This is Day Two post-tint. Is this an "Oh, quick fix" or up to really bad situation?