1

### Clean the Glass

- Remove all dirt, dust, and residue
- Ensure old tint or adhesives are completely gone
- Any small particle can cause bubbling

2

### Cut the Film

- Hand-cut or use computer-cut templates
- Precision cutting reduces waste and ensures perfect fit
- Curved windows may need heat shrinking

3

### Apply Slip Solution

- Slip solution allows repositioning before film bonds
- Prevents bubbles and misalignment

4

### Position Film

- Align edges carefully
- Use squeegee to remove trapped moisture gradually
- Start from center and work outward

5

### Heat Shrink / Form

- Heat gun or steamer forms film around curves
- Proper temperature prevents distortion or adhesive damage

6

### Squeegee and Finish

- Remove remaining moisture
- Ensure edges are tightly sealed
- Check for dust or trapped particles

7

### Curing

- Tint takes 1–4 weeks to fully cure
- Minor haziness or moisture spots will disappear
- Avoid rolling windows aggressively during curing

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