Automotive Window Tint Film Mistakes

When you begin to look for window tinting, pay attention to all the important details when you receive a quote. And make sure to ask questions like:

• Does the quote cover all the windows?

• Does it include all the parts and labor?

• Will there be any additional fees tacked on?

Look for a quote you can rely on, as hidden costs after a tint job are common if you don’t address all the extras when you ask for a quote. Make sure it is a quote you are getting and not just an estimate.

Cheapest Film

Driving around with peeling window tint is one of the biggest mistakes most new car owners make when they start to shop around, this is usually due to them choosing the cheapest film. While it may save a few bucks in the short term, it will almost certainly end up costing you more in the long run. Cheap films can damage car windows, and they do not last as long as quality tint films. After only a short period of time, the color of the film will start to fade, and low-quality films are more likely to start to peel and bubble.

Not Getting a Warranty

Any professional installer will back up the quality of their work. They will shoulder the responsibility if your window tint starts to go bad before they are supposed to. The only thing to do is to make sure that you hire an installer that will provide you with a warranty.