Windows just tinted... is this normal?!
#16
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Is the tint slightly bubbled on the lines? Maybe it isn't cured...push it down and see if it helps. Lots of tint places "cheap" out by not drying with heat. If it's left to just air, and it's cold it won't dry or cure for a few days.
#17
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I've noticed slight variations with the tint as I'm using 3M non-metallic tint. I've learned to do with it since I rarely use my rear-view mirror.
As other people said, Take your finger or an old credit card and try to push the tint as close to the defogger lines possible if it's bubbling.
As other people said, Take your finger or an old credit card and try to push the tint as close to the defogger lines possible if it's bubbling.
#25
Even though that is a PHOTOSHOP... i know what your talking about, Ive had it on every car that I have tinted that has the rear defroster.. and all my friends cars have it as well at night.. its just the lines of the heater..
#26
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It's normal, I have it on G sedan. it's not as obvious as the picture posted but it's there. I got used to it though, and I think it becomes a little less over time.
#27
I have a bit of the distortion near the heating elements on the G Coupe. It is only noticeable at night when I look through the rearview mirror.
This only happens to after market tinting but not with factory tinting as in my FX.
This only happens to after market tinting but not with factory tinting as in my FX.
#30
Thanks for all the replies! Makes me feel much better. Now I just gotta deal with the tinting place about the 2 bumps in the passenger window and everything will be all good.