To ensure the best performance and longevity of your window tint, proper aftercare is essential:

• Do not roll down windows for 3–5 days after installation. This allows the film to properly adhere to the glass. Rolling them down too soon can cause shifting or edge lifting.
• During the curing process, you may notice haziness, streaks, or small water pockets—this is completely normal and will dissipate within the first 3–7 days depending on weather conditions.
• Avoid touching or pressing on the inside of the glass during this period.
• When cleaning, only use ammonia-free glass cleaners, as ammonia can break down the film over time and cause discoloration.
• For best results, use a soft microfiber towel and a tint-safe cleaner (we recommend our in-house glass cleaner).
• Avoid abrasive pads, paper towels, or harsh chemicals that could scratch or damage the film.

Your tint is backed by a lifetime warranty, giving you long-term confidence in your investment.

PPF is designed to protect your vehicle, but proper care ensures it performs at its highest level:

• Do not wash your vehicle for 5–7 days after installation. This allows the film to fully cure and bond to the paint.
• Because PPF is wet-applied, you may notice minor bubbles, moisture pockets, or slight distortions initially—these will settle as the film cures.
• After curing, you may wash the vehicle as normal using pH-neutral, automotive-safe soaps.
• Avoid high-pressure water directly on edges or seams, especially within the first couple of weeks.
• While PPF is highly durable, we recommend avoiding unnecessary contact with sharp objects or aggressive friction.
• For enhanced longevity and easier maintenance, ask us about adding a ceramic coating on top of your PPF.

Your PPF includes a lifetime warranty, ensuring long-term protection and peace of mind.

Vinyl wraps require a bit more attention to maintain their appearance and lifespan:

• Hand wash only—automatic car washes can damage the vinyl due to stiff brushes and high-pressure water.
• Use a pH-balanced automotive soap and a soft microfiber mitt or cloth.
• Dry with a clean microfiber towel to prevent water spotting.
• Whenever possible, park in shaded or covered areas to reduce prolonged UV exposure.
• For maximum longevity and color retention, consider a ceramic coating specifically designed for vinyl wraps.
• During winter months, regularly clean off magnesium chloride, road salt, and debris, as these can degrade the film over time.
• Remove contaminants immediately such as bird droppings, bug splatter, and tree sap—these can stain or etch the vinyl if left untreated.
• Avoid fuel spills on wrapped surfaces—if contact occurs, clean immediately.

Your vinyl wrap is backed by a one-year workmanship warranty.