Rain Exposure on Newly Tinted Windows
Here, we explore the impact of rain exposure on newly tinted windows and how to maintain your tint.
While a small amount of rain may not immediately ruin newly tinted windows, too much rain can be detrimental. If there is a heavy downpour or an especially strong storm, the water can pressure the tinting material and force it to peel away from the glass. To avoid this, properly seal the tinting material to the glass.
Proper Care for Newly Tinted Windows
To wrap up, rain is not the nemesis of your newly tinted windows. Exterior wetness, such as rain or car washing, will not harm the window tint. However, it’s crucial to manage the curing period post-application. If windows get wet after tinting, wipe the wet areas with a clean, soft cloth to prevent streaks or spots.
Window Tint Drying Process
On sunny days, window tint may dry in three to four days in spring and summer. In fall and winter, the drying time may extend beyond four days due to cold and damp weather.