WINDOW TINT

Upgrade the comfort, privacy and appearance of your vehicle while reducing heat, glare and UV exposure. We offer both carbon and Ceramic window films in multiple shade options to fit your vehicle and your needs.

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Carbon Film - Great Everyday Tint

A great choice for privacy, glare reduction, and appearance. Carbon film blocks 99% of the UV rays while providing moderate heat rejection, making it an affordable option for everyday driving.

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Ceramic Film - Maximum Heat Rejection

Our premium film for maximum heat rejection and interior comfort. Ceramic blocks 99% of UV rays while rejecting up to 88% of infrared heat - ideal for hot sunny days, long drives, and vehicles with large glass areas.

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How long does window tint take?

Most vehicles can be completed in just a few hours. Installation time varies depending on the vehicle and amount of glass being tinted

Can i roll my windows down afterward?

Wait 2-3 days before rolling the tinted windows down to allow the film time to properly cure.

Will there be bubbles after installation?

Some haze, moisture pockets, or small bubbles are normal immediately after installation and will disappear as the film cures.

How long does tint take to cure?

Cure time varies with temperature and weather and can take several days or longer during cooler conditions.

What should i use to clean my tinted windows?

Use an ammonia-free glass cleaner and a clean soft microfiber towel. Avoid cleaners containing ammonia, abrasive cleaners, razor blades, or rough towels, as these can damage or scratch the window film.

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