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I just got my windows tinted today. On the way home it rained a little. I was just making sure that doesn't mess anything up. It looks fine. I just didn't know if it needed a certain amount of time to dry or something before it got wet. Plus, it looks a little blurry out the back window. Is that caused by bubbles or just some of the water still under the tint that hasn't evaporated yet? I need to know if I have to go back and get them to fix it.

 
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Window Tint is put on the inside of the windows. It should not be affected by the rain. JUst keep your windows rolled up for 3 days to let the glue dry. Also the bubbles are normal and will go away as the glue dries.

 
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Thanks for reminding me that I'm an idiot. I forget every now and then. Alrighty.

 
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They made me wait one week before I could roll down my window, but like Soulphire says, it's on the inside so you don't have to worry about the rain!

 
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4 days will be good

 
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actually, even in the dead of winter, 2 days is more than sufficient. Normally nothing will happen even if you completely ignore what the tinter told you and you accidently roll them down right away.

 
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ha, i waited like two weeks... didnt want anything to happen

 
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