WHY IS CERAMIC FILM MORE EXPENSIVE THEN TRADITONAL FILM?
Discover enhanced comfort and privacy with our advanced ceramic window film. It outperforms traditional films by providing exceptional heat rejection for a cooler ride. Enjoy maximum privacy without compromising visibility from inside your vehicle. Our ceramic film resists discoloration and fading, maintaining clarity for years to come.
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With its durable and scratch-resistant construction, it adds a touch of sophistication to your car's appearance. Elevate your driving experience with our premium ceramic film, ensuring improved comfort, privacy, and long-lasting performance.
IS IT THE FILM OR IS IT THE FILM INSTALLER?
When it comes to the quality of your window tint, the answer lies in both the film and the installer. While choosing a high-quality window tint film is crucial, the skills and expertise of the installer are equally important. A top-notch window tint film can fall short if not installed correctly, resulting in bubbling, peeling, or uneven tint.
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On the other hand, even the best installer can't compensate for a low-quality film that fades or loses its effectiveness over time.
Remember, the window tint film and the installer work hand in hand to deliver exceptional results.
A high-quality film can provide long-lasting benefits such as heat reduction, glare reduction, privacy, and UV ray protection. Meanwhile, a skilled installer will guarantee a seamless installation that enhances the aesthetic appeal of your vehicle while providing all the desired functional advantages. Here at Go Detailer Go we utilize industry leading film & passionate installers that care about their craft & the results they produce.
Automotive Window Tint F.A.Q's
How do I remove old window tint?
Old tint removal is a labor-intensive process. Over time, the adhesive bonds tightly to the glass, making it difficult to remove without leaving residue. Aged or bubbled tint is even tougher, requiring steam, chemicals, and careful scraping to avoid damage.
The process can take hours, driving up costs due to the intensive labor. Proper removal ensures a smooth surface for a flawless new tint install—skimping on this step can lead to bubbles, peeling, and poor visibility.
Window tint usually takes 5 to 7 days to fully cure. During this time, it’s crucial not to roll down your windows or touch the tint. Rolling down windows can cause the tint to shift or peel, while touching it can leave fingerprints or damage the film. The hazy look and small bubbles you see initially are caused by moisture trapped between the tint and glass, which will evaporate as the adhesive bonds fully. This curing process ensures the tint looks smooth, clear, and durable once it’s complete. Be patient—waiting ensures the tint lasts and looks its best!