Yes, clean window film just like a normal window using store bought cleaner, squeegees and soft paper towels. Just no razor blades or abrasives.

Tinting film is usually a very thin layer of clear polyester film with tinting agents such as dyes and/or metals infused onto the film. Once this tinting film is applied to a window, how outside visible light comes through that window becomes altered. Normal auto glass without any tint applied will Reflect around 5% of visible light (known as VLR%), Absorb another 5% (known as VLA%), and Transmits 90% of visible light (known as VLT%) into the car.

There is a scratch resistant coating on the film. However, the film can be scratched or punctured with keys, watches, rings, safety belt buckles, etc. Scratches caused by user neglect are not covered by warranty. Take

No, your window tint is on the inside of the glass. The decal is applied to the outside of the glass.

This is because the installation was performed by an inexperienced person. T here are special techniques, procedures and equipment used to ensure that bubbling will not occur. At Malcolm's Tinting, we always have an experienced installer doing the work for you. In fact, our installation is GUARANTEED not to bubble for the lifetime of your vehicle.

Yes, window tint can be removed at any time after installation. However, it must be scraped off entirely. It is a messy job. Please call us if you require a removal. We would be more than happy to assist you.

No, our trained professionals clean the interior surface of your glass with soap and water using razors and squeegees prior to applying the film to make sure the surface is as clean as possible.

Yes! We suggest that you use a little more care than just spraying cleaner and rubbing with a towel although. The technique is to spray the glass cleaner onto the cloth then rub the glass from side to side ALONG the grids not up and down ACROSS the grids.

Low-E films block about 44% of the ultraviolet light, while Vista window films block 99.9%. Generally, any type of glass can be improved with our films, but discussing your particular situation with our friendly and knowledgeable staff through a complimentary consultation would certainly be the best way to weigh your options.

ACE security film is five times thicker than most window tint. In addition, ACE security film also uses a pressure sensitive adhesive that forms a physical bond with glass. The combination of increased thickness and aggressive adhesive greatly increases the ability to absorb the energy of an impact and keep the glass intact.

Aside from enhancing your vehicle?s appearance and value there are many other benefits to having your windows tinted. Tinted windows block 99% of skin damaging ultraviolet (UV) rays and rejects up to 58% of the sun?s heat to help you stay cool during the hot summer months. Not only does window tint help to preserve the interior of your vehicle but it also improves driver vision by reducing glare and eyestrain.

In order to stay compliant with Maryland state window tint laws, the front, back, and rear windows must not be darker than 35% VLT. Vehicles with non-compliant windows, window film that is less than 35% VLT, have the potential of being pulled over and fined by a police officer.

Yes, but we advise against it. Without the appropriate experience, tools, and materials, window tint adhesive can be very difficult to completely remove. In addition, tint removal requires extreme care especially when dealing with the rear window since defroster and antennae lines are extremely susceptible to damage.

Safety window film can reduce the possibility of injury caused by broken glass by keeping shattered glass in one piece.

Tinting the glazing is something quite popular in England because a clear coat is frequently used. To tint the glazing you can simply add a small amount of the Allback linseed oil paint into the glazing. You can also use a commercially available pigment designed for oil paint from your artist paint store.

No. All window tint, decals, signs, and stickers must be removed prior to installation. The security film must be applied directly to the bare glass surface.

The state law forbids window tint which does not allow at least 70% light to pass through the window. This law increases traffic safety by allowing drivers to see with adequate light levels during the hours of darkness. An additional benefit is allowing police officers to safely approach vehicles during traffic stops. For further information, see the Iowa Administrative Code 761-450.1(321). Oskaloosa Police Department Officers have a tint meter which measures this light.

The answer is yes and no. It depends on factors such as age of the glass unit in question, the condition of the glass (visibly chipped, cracked or damaged), the compass orientation of the glass and the window film applied. Thermal stress is the only factor in glass breakage concerning the use of window films. There is a heat absorption ratio that is used to determine the type of glass that you have and the correct film to be applied to its inner surface.

Yes, applying window film will most likely improve your view by reducing the glare and allowing you to see while relaxing your eyes both day and night.