Is dark tint always cooler? Will your tint definitely turn purple? We’re busting the biggest myths about car window tinting in Malaysia. Get the real facts from the experts at SK Cool Tinted and learn how to care for your investment.

Car window tinting is one of the most popular and essential upgrades for any Malaysian driver. It keeps your car cool, protects you from UV rays, and adds a sleek look. However, there are many myths and misconceptions floating around that can cause confusion.

At SK Cool Tinted, we believe in empowering our customers with the right information. Today, we’re busting five of the most common myths about car tints so you can make a confident and informed decision.


Myth 1: The Darker the Tint, the Better the Heat Rejection.

This is the biggest and most common myth in the tinting world. It seems logical that a darker window would block more heat, but with modern technology, that’s simply not true.

Myth 2: All Window Tints Eventually Bubble and Turn Purple.

Many people have seen older cars with ugly, bubbling, purple window tints and assume this is the inevitable fate of all tinted windows.

Myth 3: Window Tinting Will Damage the Rear Window Defroster Lines.

There’s a common fear that applying or removing window tint will scrape off or damage the delicate heating lines on the rear windscreen.

Myth 4: You Can’t See Clearly at Night with Tinted Windows.

A major safety concern for many drivers is that tinted windows will reduce visibility, especially when driving at night or in heavy rain.

Myth 5: You Have to Be Extremely Careful Cleaning Tinted Windows.

People often worry that cleaning their windows will scratch or damage the tint film.


Bonus: How to Care for Your New SK Cool Tinted Windows

Congratulations on your new tint! To keep it looking flawless, just follow these simple steps:

  1. Let it Cure (Don’t Roll Down the Windows!): This is the most important step. Keep your windows rolled up for at least 3 to 5 days after installation. This allows the adhesive to fully bond with the glass and lets any remaining moisture evaporate completely. You may see some small water pockets or a slightly hazy look during this time – this is normal and will disappear.
  2. Wait Before Cleaning: Do not clean the inside of your windows for the first week. After that, cleaning is simple.
  3. Use the Right Tools: Always use a soft microfiber cloth. Avoid paper towels or any rough-textured cloths.
  4. Use the Right Cleaner: Never use cleaners that contain ammonia or vinegar. These harsh chemicals can degrade the tint adhesive over time. The best solution is a simple mix of a few drops of mild soap (like baby shampoo) in a spray bottle of water. You can also use any tint-safe cleaner.
  5. Be Gentle: There’s no need to scrub hard. A gentle wipe is all that’s needed to clean your tint.

Trust the facts, not the myths. Investing in a quality tint from a professional installer is a wise decision that adds value, comfort, and safety to your vehicle. Contact SK Cool Tinted today for expert advice and a flawless installation!

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