We usually tell people just to treat their window tinting like
the paint on their car (except no waxing) and just don't let it get so dirty you can
grow potatoes on it. Clean your window film with water or mild soap and water on the inside (which
is where the film is installed) and on the outside of the car you can use whatever you
like.
* Note* Repeated usage of harsh cleaners such as Windex
TM
or other ammonia based cleaners if used on any window films out there
WILL
shorten the life span of the window film.
We only recommend using a damp towel (like the
towel you have just dried your clean car with at the car wash) or a mild dish washing soap
and water solution mixture (ratio we like is 1 small drop of liquid soap, or baby shampoo,
to 1 quart of water (1 quart spray bottle) or a professional silicone polish/cleaner made
specifically for use on window film only. You can remove stubborn garbage such as tar
(from road hazards or repairs), chewing gum and crayons (kids), old tape adhesive (from
paper license plates or stickers stuck to the film) etc... by using a very small amount of
100% mineral spirits (not lacquer thinner!) and a soft towel if
not done on a regular basis
and used very moderately.
If you should have any more window tinting questions
other the ones above, please feel free to give us a call
at Blairs Texas Window Tinting & more in Dallas TX.
972)783-6005
during
our normal business hours
and we'll be more than happy to answer them to the best of our abilities.
Or you can
email us.
