Welcome to the In Tint Condition

DIY Customer Center.

Thank you for trusting us with your project. Every kit is precision cut, individually verified, and quality inspected before it leaves our shop. Whether this is your first tint installation or your fiftieth, we're here to help you achieve the best possible results.

Step 1: Complete Your Order Verification

Before we can begin manufacturing your custom tint kit, we need to verify your vehicle.

Please complete the form below. Orders will not begin processing until verification has been received.

Step 2: Installation Guide

Installing your own tint doesn't have to be intimidating. Take your time, work in a clean environment, and follow the steps below for the best results.

  • Choose a clean, dust-free workspace away from direct sunlight and wind whenever possible. The cleaner your work area and windows are, the better your finished result will be.

    For best results:

    • Install between 60–80°F

    • Avoid windy or dusty areas

    • Work one window at a time

    • Keep plenty of slip solution nearby

  • You'll need:

    • Spray bottle

    • Distilled water (recommended)

    • Baby shampoo or Dawn dish soap

    • Microfiber towels

    • Razor blade (for cleaning glass only)

    • Lint-free cloth

    • Rubber squeegee

    • The included felt-edge installation card

  • Mix your installation solution using:

    • 16 oz (2 cups) of water

    • 3–5 drops of baby shampoo or Dawn dish soap

    The solution should feel slippery—not overly soapy. Too much soap can make installation more difficult.

  • Clean the inside of each window thoroughly.

    Remove all:

    • Dirt

    • Dust

    • Adhesive

    • Fingerprints

    • Old tint residue

    Even tiny particles trapped beneath the film can create bubbles or imperfections.

    1. Test fit the tint on the outside of the window before removing the protective liner.

    2. Spray the inside of the glass generously with your slip solution.

    3. Remove the clear protective liner while spraying the adhesive side of the film.

    4. Place the film onto the wet glass and gently slide it into position.

    5. Starting from the center, use the included felt-edge card to push water and air toward the edges.

    6. Continue making light passes until the film is laying flat.

    Don't rush. Taking your time produces the best results.

  • Your tint needs time to cure.

    Please avoid:

    • Rolling the windows down for 3–5 days

    • Cleaning the tint for at least 7 days

    Some haziness or small water bubbles are completely normal and will disappear as the film cures.

    Full curing may take up to 30 days, depending on temperature and humidity.

  • To keep your tint looking great:

    ✔ Use microfiber towels

    ✔ Use ammonia-free glass cleaner

    Avoid:

    • Abrasive scrub pads

    • Razor blades

    • Ammonia-based cleaners

    Proper care will help keep your tint looking its best for years to come.

FAQ

Have a question? Here are answers to some of the most common questions we receive from DIY installers.

  • Every kit is precision cut specifically for your vehicle. Verifying your VIN and vehicle photos helps ensure we manufacture the correct pattern before production begins.

  • Most orders are cut, inspected, and ready to ship or pick up within 2–5 business days after Order Verification has been completed.

  • The adhesive side of the film installs directly against the inside surface of the window. When removing the protective liner, keep both the film and the window wet with your slip solution to make positioning easier and reduce contamination.

  • This is completely normal. During curing, moisture becomes trapped between the film and glass. Most haziness and small water bubbles disappear on their own within several days, though full curing can take up to 30 days depending on weather conditions.

  • Please wait 3–5 days before rolling your windows down to allow the adhesive to bond properly.

  • Wait at least 7 days before cleaning newly installed tint.

    Always use an ammonia-free glass cleaner and a microfiber towel.

  • Unfortunately, once the film has been installed or damaged during installation, it cannot be returned or replaced under our return policy.

    Please contact us directly and we may be able to offer replacement at a discounted price.

  • No. Most DIY installations can be completed using common household supplies and the included felt-edge installation card.

  • Window tint laws vary by state and locality.

    It is the customer's responsibility to ensure the selected tint shade complies with all applicable laws.

  • It's possible, but we strongly recommend installing indoors or in a clean, sheltered area whenever possible. Wind and airborne dust are two of the biggest causes of contamination during installation.

  • Contact us immediately.

    If production has not yet started, we'll do our best to update your order. Once production begins, custom orders cannot be changed or canceled.

  • Absolutely! If you'd rather have us install your window tint, you do not need to purchase a DIY Tint Kit. Simply visit our Services page to view our installation options and book an appointment. Whether you're looking for automotive, residential, commercial, or specialty tinting, we're happy to help.

  • Our kits use professional automotive-grade Carbon and Ceramic window film—the same quality we install in customer vehicles every day. Unlike many retail films, professional film is color stable, resists fading and purpling, offers better optical clarity, and is designed for long-term performance.