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Limousine Tint Options And Care Techniques

A fleet of white limousines will benefit from the stark contrast that tinted windows provide. Tinted glass is installed in many new vehicles during the manufacturing process, but vehicles that are purchased used and that do not contain any window coverings will require an aftermarket product.

Keep The Coverage Uniform

Hiring a professional tint installer will ensure that laminate coverings do not overlap portions of a vehicle's window trim or contain small bubbles or wrinkles, which will detract from the pristine appearance that you may want each vehicle to possess. Tinting laws differ in some states and there are regions where the front windows must remain untinted and the windshield can only have a minimum amount of tint applied.

The darkness of laminated tint varies and will determine how much light passes through a window. If you want to have a dark shade of tint added to the back windows that comprise the passenger area, a darker hue will block most of the sun's rays, but will still allow your passengers to see out the windows.

Tint should not be applied to the glass that separates the passenger area from the area where one of your chauffeurs will be seated since doing so could hinder a driver's ability to see clearly when they are using their rearview or sideview mirror. Choose a tint application that will provide each limousine with the same amount of coverage. Viewing tint samples and testing out the firmness and thickness of each material may help you choose a tint product.

Protect Your Vehicles

The tint will be applied to the interior panes, which will protect the window coverings from outdoor elements. It is still essential to take great care to protect the window film since degreasing agents or chemicals could have a bearing on how long the tint materials last. Between each outing that involves driving people around, detail the inside of the vehicle that was used.

The detailing session should involve using a gentle cleanser and a soft cloth to remove residue from each interior glass pane. Vacuuming the flooring and upholstery will ensure that dirt particles do not come into contact with clean glass. Park all of the limousines inside of a garage at night. If you ever notice that tint is peeling from any of the glass panes, contact the installer who initially added tint to the glass. The tint will last for several years as long as it is well-maintained.

For more information, contact a car window tinting service.