First, mix a couple of drops of ordinary dishwashing liquid with water in a spray bottle. Then lightly spray the window with the solution and wipe it down with a soft cotton cloth or clean synthetic sponge. After applying the solution to the entire window, lightly dry the window with a dry cloth or squeegee. To avoid excessive streaking, we recommend washing the window when the sun is directly not on it.

You can clean your windows with any cleaner that does not contain ammonia. Stay away from using any abrasive materials or cheap paper towels to wipe your tint. A soft cloth or squeegee seems to work best. See similar questions...

If the tint contains metal particles or mounting the units low on the dash where the windshield wipers or other metallic materials exist will reduce the effectiveness of the units. See similar questions...

Dual pane windows are very common in homes these days. Dual pane or thermal pane have two pieces about 1/2" apart with gas sealed in-between. The answer is yes! Your windows can be tinted but certain guidelines need to be followed, because dual panes are more vulnerable to stress than single pane windows. See similar questions...

Yes, as long as you don't have any pre-existing night vision problems. Unlike sunglasses that will impair your ability to drive at night, tinting film is designed to reduce glare and not impede night-time driving. Depending on your choice of tint shade (there are crazy extremes), you may notice a slight reduction in visibility when there is absolutely no light around, but when there is light you will be able to see through the tint while also reducing any glare. See similar questions...

No, we recommend that you leave your windows up for at least 2 - 4 days after tint has been installed. This is because the bond between the window film and the window itself has not yet dried completely. Parking your car in direct sunlight is a good way to help speed up this drying process. See similar questions...

Many newer SUV or minivans already have factory dyed glass installed in the rear half of the vehicle. We can easily apply tint to the front two windows to give your vehicle a uniform look for a fraction of the cost. See similar questions...

Answer: The law that covers window applications is MCL 257.709 . The use of tinting is limited to the rear side windows, the rear window if the vehicle has outside mirrors on both sides, and the top 4 inches of the front side windows. There is a limited exception for medical necessity with a doctor's prescription, which allows for tinting to be applied to the front side windows as well. See similar questions...

This all depends on the shade and quality of film you select. Dark or “limo” tint will definitely decrease your visibility at night. If this is a concern, a lighter-medium shade would be advisable. For the ultimate in night-time clarity and visibility, we suggest Quantum film. At night, you won't even notice the windows are tinted, and during the day it rejects more heat and reduces more glare than regular NR films. See similar questions...

Contrary to another common belief, dual pane windows do not spontaneously explode after being tinted. However, some darker films will put more stress on the glass than there would be without the tint. To minimize applying excessive pressure to dual pane glass, each of our tint specialists follows the Vista 'film to glass' guideline for proper film application. See similar questions...

a) No person shall drive a motor vehicle with any sign, poster, window application, reflective material, nonreflective material or tinted film upon the front windshield, sidewings or side windows immediately adjacent to each side of the driver. A nonreflective tinted film may be used along the uppermost portion of the windshield if such material does not extend more than 6 inches down from the top of the windshield. See similar questions...

Yes. Tinted glass can be used as the outdoor lite in an insulating glass unit, with Low E as the indoor lite. The Low E coated glass improves the insulating properties of the insulating glass unit, while the tinted glass reduces the influx of solar energy through the insulating unit. The major obstacle with tinted glass is the reduction of visible light. See similar questions...

Yes, this will occur temporarily after your tint is installed. A thin layer of water will be trapped under the film until it evaporates. This usually takes 2-4 days in sunny weather. See similar questions...

Generally speaking, window tint service for an entire standard 4-Door Sedan, which includes all windows excluding the front windshield, may take anywhere between 1 to 2 hours depending upon the number, size, and difficulty of the windows. For more information about tinting your vehicle, please contact us directly at 301.838.0333. See similar questions...

As all panels on the Sound Barrier System are openable you can easily access your existing window for cleaning. See similar questions...

Common sense mainly. Never use an abrasive cleanser or cleaning pad as this may scratch the vinyl frame material or glass. To clean the vinyl frame, use a mild detergent and water or one of the common household cleaners. For hard to clean marks or scuffs, try using varsol on a clean cloth and rub lightly. To clean the glass use one of the commercially available glass cleaners, or a mixture of ammonia and water or vinegar and water. See similar questions...