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How to Maintain and Care for Your Windows After Installing Window Film

Posted on by Mike Kinsey
window film maintenance
24
Jan

So you’ve recently installed window film for your Salt Lake City home or business? Congratulations! You’re going to love how much more comfortable you’re space is once the film finishes drying. Plus, the savings are pretty incredible too.

But now that the installation process is complete, you probably have some questions about window film maintenance. Don’t worry; our Salt Lake City team is here to help! In this article, we’ll give you all the details on how to properly care for and maintain your brand new tint.

How to Take Good Care of Your Window Film

There are so many great benefits that come along with installing window film for your property. Temperatures become much more tolerable, everyone’s happier, safer, and more productive, and it makes your space look stunning. But perhaps one of the greatest benefits of all is that there’s virtually no maintenance involved. All you have to do is keep it clean.

Cleaning Your Window Film

If you’ve just had your window film installed recently, it’s best to wait a few weeks before you do any cleaning. During the first 30 days, your window film is still drying and attaching itself to the glass. If you try to clean it during this time, you may move it out of place or damage the surface.

However, if you’ve decided to have your film installed with a high tech primer like C-Bond, you may not have to wait as long. If you’re not sure if your film is okay to clean, you may want to check with your tinting company first.

Steps for Easy Window Film Maintenance

Once the film has fully dried and set, it’s safe for cleaning. Follow this easy steps for proper window film maintenance:

  • 1. Find a soft cloth for cleaning. We recommend using a microfiber towel.
  • 2. Gently run the cloth along the surface of the film. Don’t press too hard or scrub the film. Try to avoid using harsh chemical cleaners.
  • 3. Clean the film when dust or fingerprints accumulate. After 10 years, check the condition of the film. It may need to be replaced. However, some films can last for up to fifteen years or longer.

    • Have Questions?

    Do you have questions about window film maintenance? Our Salt Lake City team would be glad to help! Call our office today to get more information!

    Mike Kinsey and his team have been installing window film in the Salt Lake City area for over fifteen years. As the head of operations at Window Film Salt Lake City, Mike has overseen hundreds of commercial and residential window tinting projects in Ogden, Provo, Park City, St. George, Sandy, and the Salt Lake metro area, accounting for over 250,000 sq. ft. of film installed. Equipped with an extensive background in construction and project management, Mike brings a unique perspective to every install. His familiarity with all the various types of window film and top brands allows him to recommend a solution for nearly any architectural concern. With certifications from 3M, EnerLogic, and AIA for continuing education and a breadth of experience, Mike is regarded as one of the top professionals in his field.

    Mike Kinsey

    Mike Kinsey and his team have been installing window film in the Salt Lake City area for over fifteen years. As the head of operations at Window Film Salt Lake City, Mike has overseen hundreds of commercial and residential window tinting projects in Ogden, Provo, Park City, St. George, Sandy, and the Salt Lake metro area, accounting for over 250,000 sq. ft. of film installed. Equipped with an extensive background in construction and project management, Mike brings a unique perspective to every install. His familiarity with all the various types of window film and top brands allows him to recommend a solution for nearly any architectural concern. With certifications from 3M, EnerLogic, and AIA for continuing education and a breadth of experience, Mike is regarded as one of the top professionals in his field.

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