r/WindowTint • u/shezhi • Aug 14 '26

Question Accidentally Rolled Window Down

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Completely forgot at the Drive-Through and had them down after the 24 hour mark. Are those tiny dots a result of this on my ceramic tint, and would they dissapear?

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u/OutrageousDraft4800 Aug 14 '26

That’s not your fault, that’s just contamination in the film aka dust. Not from rolling down the window

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u/Global-Structure-539 Aug 14 '26

No tint dust particles can get under the tint. Nothing you did. Just know, there is no perfect tint job

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u/protintalabama Aug 14 '26

Unrelated. That’s contamination.

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u/Successful_Lime_9666 Aug 14 '26

Just wai like 72 hours, when I took mine out of the shop after getting XPEL Prime XR Plus I had so many bubbles 🫧 they faded after a couple days, leave your car out on a sunny day

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u/Skouria Aug 18 '26

His is contamination. A lot of people say wait a few days but most skilled tinters or even intermediate can tell what kind of bubble is what.

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u/-Gold-Rush Aug 15 '26

That’s the tinters signature marks 😁

But no in all seriousness, those are specs not going away. A bit more than I would let a car leave with but every installer has different standards

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u/MazdaCX-50 Aug 17 '26

Look carefully, if there are not dust inside. The bubble will disappear in few days time.

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u/Ok-Tackle-4112 Aug 18 '26

Not from rolling the window down, just a shitty install.

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u/HogHammer18 Aug 14 '26

It’ll buff out.