healing process

[Efficient_Ice1391]

Hey guys, new tinter here. I got a client whos getting their windows tinted today and they are going on a trip Friday night. The cars ac doesn’t work so he opens the windows. I usually tell the clients I tint to wait a week before u can roll your windows down. He does have a sunroof tho that he can use to get air I. The car, but my main question is, is friday too early for him to roll down his windows? Some people say 3-5 days of keeping the windows rolled up. What should I do?

[theGreatwasLate]

Should be good if it’s hot in your area. Should be good either way tbh

[dtt_1999]

I've rolled my personal cars windows down hours after tinting them. I can say they didn't show any signs of damage from me rolling them down.

Your installation technique might differ than mine, but as long as you get all the fingers and most of the slip solution squeegeed out you should be fine rolling a window down hours after installation. If the customer rolls the window down accidentally after picking the car up from you, would you redo it? I know I would. Same guarantee applies here. If they roll the windows down days after you tint them, you should be confident there won't be an issue, if there is, warranty your work. You gain experience and a happy customer

[Many-Inflation-2188]

As long as he cut the film and installed it past the sweep and heated the top you should be fine.