Also, when cleaning your windows, tinted or not, we recommend using high quality glass rags; we purchase ours from The Rag Company. Using glass cleaning towels allows you to spread the product more effectively as well as have a streak free finish. Plus, when cleaning glass itself you could use nearly any type of rage without damaging it because glass is so hard.
While most window films do have a scratch resistant coating, none of them are as hard as glass. Here is a tip from one of our detailers: When it comes to cleaning your windows, I recommend using a three-towel method. We recommend you clean your windows with a gentle soap and water and a microfiber towel to keep your windows clean and looking like new. We also recommend you avoid cleaning your windows in full sunlight to allow for them to cool.
The way you clean your windows may depend on the type of tint you have. Film tint is susceptible to changing colors while spray tint is difficult to repair if it becomes scratched.
Spray the cloth not the windshield to prevent overspray. Keep a stack of clean cloths at-the-ready. Only clean cloths yield sparkling glass results. Use a pattern, cleaning exterior glass with horizontal strokes and interior glass with vertical ones or vice versa to help identify streaks. Have a plan, beginning with your front windshield, then the rear, followed by side windows to ensure critical views are the first addressed. Use a sponge — they can break down and ruin glass and tint.
Use a towel — they are too rough, and often linty.
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