There are 3 reasons why car window tint bubbles up. We are going to review all 3 in detail in this article along with possible solutions to all 3 problems. If you are worried about getting bubbles removed from your car tint film, you can get a professional quote and consultation below.
Car window tint films have been known to bubble up soon after installation or with time. It can be due to wear and tear or – more often – due to problems with your car tint installation process. Here’s how car window tint develops bubbles.
Reasons of Why Car Window Tint Bubbles Up
Improper Car Window Tint Application
Professional window tint application usually does not cause bubbling. However, if proper cleaning is not done before the application of car window tint, bubbling can result from it. You need to make sure that you car windows are free of dirt, dust, and gunk before applying car tint film on it. Otherwise, adhesive will not work properly if dirt is stuck between the film and the window glass.
Substandard Window Tint Adhesive
The adhesive quality also matters. If the adhesive your car tint film is using is not strong enough, it will let go of the film from some places. The car tint film will bubble up from those points where the adhesive is not holding it well enough. Improper car tint application can also result in that.
Need for Tint Film Replacement
If your car tint film has expired, that can also create bubbles in it. After a certain amount of time has passed, most adhesives will weaken and cause the tint film to bubble. If you want your tint film to not bubble quickly, go for one with a longer warranty. XPEL sells car tint films with the longest warranties available.
Get Bubbles Removed from Your Car Window Tint Film
If you want your tint film replaced or reapplied with a stronger adhesive, you can call us any day. We offer free quotes and consultations. Our tint films are guaranteed to never bubble, peel, or crack.