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Yes, if later in time you decide to remove the film you can do so. Using a heat gun can help loosen the adhesive so the removal process can go smooth.

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That is a good questions. Maybe Florida does it for safety purposes 🤔🤷‍♂️

I would say maybe 20ft or so 🫡 Should we go further?

Prices vary depending the location. If it is just the film with no labor you'd be looking between 200-400. With installation included at shops the price would increase.

Slip solution is water with baby shampoo. For tack solution, fill the bottle half way with water and the rest with alcohol.

After the installation, it takes around 24 hours for the film to cure. We also recommend post heating after the install to help the adhesive cure.

The video will help you so it won't be that hard 😅

El papel polarizado es aproximadamente 20%.

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Isopropyl Alcohol and Water!

When the film is applied the lens does get slightly darker.

Sometimes the weather can be a factory. If it is hot the adhesive may soften and start to peel off. If the flag is still on your window, you can send a picture and contact our customer service team and let them know the situation. This is the email you can reach them: customerservice@bogartechdesigns.com

With bubbles it is making sure to squeegee and removing all of the soapy water. With fingers you can use heat to help remove them.

It all depends on what state you live in. Example in California you can have any shade of darkness on the rear section of the vehicle and around 20-30% of shade on the front.

No worries, another option is the clear paint protection film. Now that one does not change the color of the lens but it will protect it. 💪

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For the darksmoke the percentage is around 20% while the lightsmoke is around 40%. You can get the rear in light all you would need to do is once you place your order, contact our customer service team at customerservice@bogartechdesigns.com and give them your order number information and notify them that you want to request the light smoke version for the rear lights.

We've seen different installers use installation gel for ppf, which can be used you just need to find the correct solution. With us we just use water and baby shampoo in order to create the slip solution.

Because of the deep curve design the front grille has it can be difficult to one piece each side without having any creases. So that is why we created different pieces for an easier install.

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Hello, you can use a hair dryer to help remove the folded section of the flag. However, if that part did get damaged during shipping you can also contact our customer service that way they can help you out with a replacement. This is the email you can use to reach out to them: customerservice@bogartechdesigns.com

So glad we can help out. If you have any pictures, don't forget to share on social media so we can see. 🙏

Post-heating helps the adhesive on the film activate faster that way it sticks/ cures to the panel that was installed and preventing it from lifting overtime.

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No worries, tail light tinting is usually not recommended since it does slightly reduce the light with the darker film. However, if it is a film that is lighter it should be fine. Also it is more on personal preference of the consumer if they want to change the look of the tail lights.

For window tint, before installing the film you need to heat shrink the film to the shape of the glass. This step is done in order to remove any fingers that you may encounter while doing the installation. Once you finish heat shrinking then that is when the protective layer of the tint is removed and you install the tint on the inside of the window.

@@BogarTechDesigns thanks for the reply! couldn’t this all be done on the inside though? Including the heat treatment and finger removal? I’ll follow instruction as you describe since that’s proper method but just curious if this has ever been tried

It can be done but you would need to remove the door panel from the vehicle which is an extra step. We only recommend removing the door panel if the installer is comfortable with removing the door panel and without any damage to the vehicle.