Everything to know about car window 15 tint [15% Film]

We’ll share everything you need to know about 15 tint. Applying 15 percent tint to your car windows can greatly reduce the amount of heat and glare that enters the cabin. Making it more comfortable for you and your passengers. When installed correctly, 15 percent tint will also enhance the appearance of your vehicle.

Great question about window tint film. Its difficult to share via online screens what the tint will look like on the car. Here is a couple photos to help guide you on the appears of the window tint film.

What does automotive 15 tint look like on cars?

These videos and images will help guide on what it’s going to look on the vehicle. Make you check it is okay with your local state before adding the tint. At the bottom of this post we cover ever single state laws about tint.

How to install 15 percent window film?

Installing window tint is a relatively simple process, but there are a few things you need to know before getting started. Before you begin this process make sure to work in a dust free zone without any wind. First, make sure the surface of your car windows is clean and free of any dirt or debris. Next, measure the windows to determine how much film you will need. Once you have the measurements, cut the film to size and then remove the backing. To apply the film, start at the top of the window and work your way down, using a squeegee to smooth out any bubbles.

Step 1: Clean the windows

You need to make sure you’ve removed any old window tint film. The surface of the window must be free of any dirt. Having any small pieces of grit on the window will create problems later in the window tinting process. We recommend using it brand new empty spray bottle filled with distilled water with a couple drops of liquid soap. Spray the solution on the inside of the window(s) and use a flat razor to scrape off anything that might be on the windows.

Step 2: Pre-install the window tint on the exterior

During this stage you’ll want to use a soapy mixer in bottle with distilled water. Spray the solution on the exterior window. Place the window film outside of the window and cut the materiel that overlaps the window glass. We recommend using a razor to cut on the outer perimeter of the window frame. You don’t need a lot of pressure to cut the material.

Step 3: Separate the window tint from the adhesive

Begin by spraying the inner window with the soapy solution mix. Remove the window tint from the backing. Once you remove the window tint from the exterior window. You can place it on the interior side window over the window tint solution. Make sure you place the adhesive side on the window. You can gently shimmy the window tinting up and down till you get it in the right placement. Remove any excess material on the perimeter of the window using a razor.

Step 4: Remove any air bubbles

Apply a mist of the soapy solution on the window tint. Using a squeegee glide it across the window film starting from the top to remove the air bubbles. Depending on the curvature of your window you might need to use a heat gun. This will make the window tint more malleable along the curved window. Call during this stage of the process is to illuminate any air bubbles. If you end up with a couple of small air bubbles use a sharp needle to pierce the bubble and remove the air.

Step 5: Clean the surface with a microfiber cloth

You can pat yourself on the back. You’ve just completed all the hard work and now it’s time to clean up. Using a microfiber cloth clean any excess soapy residue off the windows. Now is a good opportunity to examine all the windows and make sure you’ve completed all the work correctly.

Video how to install 15 percent window tint

Following these steps will allow you to understand if you should handle the task or get it done by a pro.