Protecting Your Window Film: Preventing Damage from Seat Belt Impacts
Automotive window film is installed on the interior surface of the glass. A loose seat-belt buckle, ring, key, or other hard object can nick or scratch the film.
Quick answer
Guide the seat belt as it retracts and keep metal or sharp objects away from the inside of the tinted windows.
Simple ways to protect the film
Guide the seat belt
Hold the buckle as the belt retracts instead of letting the metal piece snap toward the glass.
Watch rings and keys
Avoid tapping or dragging jewelry, keys, or other hard objects against the interior film surface.
Use care around children
Remind passengers not to press toys, buckles, or sharp objects against the tinted glass.
Inspect damage early
Contact us if you notice a nick or scratch so we can explain the available repair or replacement options.
Optional one-year extended coverageA $129 extended-warranty option may be purchased on the installation day. It covers one reinstallation of the two front windows during the following 12 months, using the same film brand, for damage such as seat-belt nicks, ring scratches, or similar accidental film damage.
Have a question about film damage?
Contact us before attempting to repair or peel the film. We will explain the best next step.
