Throughout the Tesla Window Tinting Process, our professional installers will be working in and around your Tesla. It is critical to protect any areas that an installer will work in. Seat Covers Protect Your Interior During The Installation Process: Using seat covers during window tinting installation acts as a barrier between the installer and the vehicle surfaces, preventing any accidental scratches or marks from occurring. Seat covers are particularly important in the case of Tesla vehicles, which often feature luxurious and sensitive materials that require careful handling. Door Panel Covers Protect Sensitive Electronics. Door panel covers prevent water from getting into the electronics of the door during the installation of the tint. During a typical install, water from the tint will drip on the door panels as it is being installed, sometimes leaving streaks (which are removable). Water can also get into the buttons and cause temporary or permanent damage to the buttons. However, by covering them up, the door panel and switches are fully protected from any moisture.  Fender Covers Prevent Accidental Scratches: Rear fenders & front fenders are areas in which an installer will lean on to work on the tint while tinting windshields or rear glass. In order to size the tint to the shape of the glass, an installer needs to shrink & mold the tint while it is on the outside of the glass. This process requires leaning on the car to reach towards the center of the glass. To prevent any accidental scratching, we lay down these micro-fiber towels and hold them using rubber magnets. The reason we use micro-fiber towels is because it is a soft cloth that won't scratch. We use rubber magnets because rubber doesn't scratch paint. In some cases, some Teslas have fenders that are not magnetic. In this case, we hold up the towels using masking tape.