So for Christmas my parents promised to pay for my tint and I was thinking about getting it done soon but was wondering if there are any problems in getting the tint done in colder weather? Normally its low to mid 30s at night and 40-50 in the day here so it doesn't get really super cold but I'm not sure if it still is a problem. My car does sit outside all day and night too. I figure the curing time will be extended but should I wait until March/April when its warmer out?

I am also wondering what kind of pricing most people are paying for their tint? I plan on going with a higher end quality tint and it being 35% all around.

 

Dude get the money from your parents and go do it your self for $30 and take the rest of the money and buy some other stuff. But if you have to get it done by a "professional" then i dont really think it maters when you do it but i would ask them before you do it. I have 35%in the front and 15% in the back. Tell me how it goes.
P.S just look at my sig that what the 35 and 15 look like

 

Idont think it matters, if i'm not mistaken mine were done at probably the same temperature. I think with that cold you cant open your windows for about a week or so.

 

My tint was professionally done, and I don't have any clear glass showing. The guy who did it took the glass out of the doors and did it all around, so I never have to worry about it peeling up or anything. It looks like the glass is factory tint.

 

how much did that cost? ^^

 

I paid $400 for the whole thing, and it was worth every penny.

 

Yeah I am geting mine done on wendsday its gonna cost me $400 and i think its money well spent I am going 20% all around with this stuff called HP by 3m I belive... Its the best tint out there from what I have heard Here it gets really cold like -40 degrees celcius but the guys keep tinting and no problems so you should be fine! Make sure you go to a place where they warranty their work and guarantee it for lifetime without bubbling and window tint color fading!!! I'll let you know how it goes just PM me so I remember to tell you

 

My wife just had mine done and the guy said that heat has nothing to do with it,but it does need direct sunlight to clear the haze and bubbles. I had a lot of haze and bunch of bubbles popped up but the more I left it in the sun, the better it got. It was a week and a half ago and now it is crystal clear. It is snowing and in the single digits here too.

 

Oh yeah and dont roll down your windows for about a week!!!

 

Yeah, what he said.