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Originally Posted by BigFatFlip
My tint guy explains that its because the defrosters are thick, causing bubbles/gaps to form between the tint and the glass during application (basically, he couldn't squeegy the tint flat enough for complete contact), which then causes the refraction. I don't notice it during the day, but at night, specially on the freeway, where there's lots of headlights shinning behind me, it could get quite distracting. Nothing serious i guess, just wondering if I should ask for my money back or have him do something about it  |
I call it BS. Although my rear windshield tint has the same effect as yours (light refraction on the defroster lines), the same guy that did mine also did a fellow forum member's on an earlier date (summer time), and I went to check his out, his tints came out better with way less air around the defroster lines than mine.
So they agreed to re-do mine around summer time (I did mine back in October, was kinda chilly around here).