Tip 1:
Leave it alone for some time. When tint is applied to a car window, it needs time to cure. You should be careful not to touch the window tint for at least 5 days and do not clean it for the first month. Curing time will vary and it depends on your climate and weather, but the average time is around 30 days.

Tip 2:
Clean with a soft cloth, sponge or regular household paper towel. Never use a hard cloth, brown paper towel, or newspaper for cleaning tinted windows. Harsh papers and rags tend to scratch and scar the tint.

Tip 3:
Use soap and water for cleaning the tint. It is not good to use any ammonia based product, such as Windex, when cleaning window tint. Over time, use of ammonia can react with the tint and cause blotching on your windows.

Tip 4:
Be very careful when taking off your seat belt and holding your car keys. Metal objects such as seat belt buckles can scratch the surface of the window tint.

Tip 5:
Take care when loading boxes and other items into your car. Hitting and bumping the tinted window may cause nicks.

Tip 6:
Put your stickers someplace else. Never use adhesives or suction cups to put anything on your tinted car windows. Leave the bumper stickers for your bumper.