Silly mistake

Skrewdriver · March 30, 2016

I got my front windows tinted yesterday afternoon, - lunchtime today I rolled the windows down slightly, - the guy said leave them at least 24 hours... - but it hasn't been particularly warm..

Anyway, there are two bubbles at the bottom of the window. I got a strong piece of card and pushed out the smaller one, and it hasn't appeared to have come back, - the larger one kept on coming back, so what I did was push it down with an A3 desk diary, and left the diary wedged into the window (the bubble has stayed gone), - just wondering now if it's a case of letting the windows cure and the moisture evaporate (how ever many days), - or whether the problem will come back?

I wasn't sure how to determine whether the bubbles were moisture or air? I think they may have been moisture as they moved very softly and quietly (if that makes sense). It didnt' "stick" to the glass, and the bubble would move to different places in the film...

Many thanks for any help.

TTS · March 30, 2016

Unfortunately the only way to know is to wait and see..... Most of the time after the film cures a bit those things will stick down.. sometimes not....

Its not the definitive answer you are looking for.... but it is what it is..... Best of luck!

Skrewdriver · March 30, 2016

Fair enough. So it's not certain that I have buggered it then - that's a bit of good news at least.

I'll keep the windows closed for as long as possible, maybe a week... - not sure whether driving will cause the desk diary to fall out.. - I am worried about removing it before it's properly cured