Black Magic Window Tinting Instructions

Choosing the Right Tint

When it comes to tinting your windows with black magic, it’s important to choose the right tint for the job. The type of tint you choose will depend on the color you want, the amount of light you want in your vehicle, and the level of protection you want from UV rays. There are several types of window tints available, including metallic, ceramic, and dyed tints. Each type has its own benefits and drawbacks, so it’s important to weigh your options before making a decision.

Preparing the Windows

Before you can begin tinting your windows, you need to make sure they are properly prepared. Start by thoroughly cleaning the windows with soap and water and then use a glass cleaner to remove any remaining dirt and debris. Next, use a razor blade to scrape off any old tint that may be on the windows. Once the windows are clean and free of old tint, you can begin the tinting process.

Applying the Tint

When applying the tint, it’s important to take your time and be precise. Start by unrolling the tint and carefully cutting it to size. Once you have the correct size, you can begin applying the tint to the windows. Use a squeegee to press the tint onto the window, removing any air bubbles and ensuring that the tint adheres to the glass. Once the tint is applied, you can use a heat gun to set the tint in place.

Curing the Tint

Once the tint is applied and set, it’s important to let it cure for several hours. This will help ensure that the tint will last for years to come. After the tint has been applied and cured, you can use a microfiber cloth to buff out any remaining air bubbles and give the tint a smooth, professional finish.

Maintaining the Tint

Once your windows are tinted, it’s important to maintain the tint to ensure it lasts. To do this, you should avoid using harsh cleaners or abrasive materials on the tint. You should also avoid using a pressure washer or steam cleaner on the windows, as these can damage the tint and reduce its longevity. Finally, you should regularly check the tint for any signs of wear or damage and replace it if necessary.