Similar to car, all tinting film eventually break down. When this
happens depends on the quality of the film itself, the amount
of exposure to sunlight, and the workmanship of the tinter
who installed the film.
The worst dyed window film can show signs of color fading in
the matter of months under intense sunlight. The average
hybrid type film lasts for 5 years, and the best quality
metallized sputtered or deposition window film can last for a
decade.
The picture on the right shows rear window film on its last
legs. This is a classic example of cheap car tint coming apart
under the intense Florida sun. Bubbles have formed under
the film giving it an uneven and splotchy appearance.
Additionally, the dyed window film itself has turned a purplish
hue, indicating that cheap dye was used in the film.
To prevent this type of mistake, buy your tint from a reputable
dealer that uses quality film. They will offer window film
warranty of 5-year or lifetime warranty on the performance and
color of the tint. If any problems with the tint develop, you can
take your car back to the shop and get it replaced.
KING TINT wants to help you tint your car with the best quality
tint, and with a honest dealer that stands by their work.
Please use our Car Tint Guide to get a recommendation.
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